Soaky & Jo

Soaky and Jo. Jo and Soaky. Two peas who came to us in a very nervous pod who have come such a long way since they first arrived. These two beauties are about 4 months old and came to us from a TNR situation we worked over the summer. Although they could have gone back outside as TNRs, we wanted to give them the chance to learn about indoor life, and the humans that come with it, and boy are we happy we did.<br/><br/>Originally, Jo was named Jumping Jehoshaphat because wooooieeee was she a feisty little thing. But to her foster mom's surprise, she came around quickly and now begrudgingly lets herself be carried all over the house. Her tiny velociraptor meows and curious personality have made her pretty hard not to fall in love with. She's turned into a funny little thing who has gotten comfortable with consistency.<br/>Soaky, the grey and white, will do just about anything for a Churu and has also made huge strides since coming inside. Like his sister, he's a sweet boy who may take a little time to settle in, but once he's comfortable he decides hes okay with treats, cozy places to sleep, and plenty of love.<br/><br/>Both are great kittens who are ready for more space to grow, play, explore, and continue becoming confident little house cats. We think they could adapt well to almost any home with time and consistency. They've spent the last month cuddled up together, and while we don't usually require bonded pairs, these two really would love to find a home together.<br/><br/>Soaky and Jo are spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated for rabies and FVRCP, FeLV/FIV tested, dewormed, and treated with flea and tick prevention. <br/><br/>Apply to adopt Soaky & Jo at the link below!<br/><br/>https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdy9NUdRzsagXgNJ7xhCHp5LZnTUYFxN-2jh4HgXKTou9k-tA/viewform

Soaky and Jo. Jo and Soaky. Two peas who came to us in a very nervous pod who have come such a long way since they first arrived. These two beauties are about 4 months old and came to us from a TNR situation we worked over the summer. Although they could have gone back outside as TNRs, we wanted to give them the chance to learn about indoor life, and the humans that come with it, and boy are we happy we did.

Originally, Jo was named Jumping Jehoshaphat because wooooieeee was she a feisty little thing. But to her foster mom's surprise, she came around quickly and now begrudgingly lets herself be carried all over the house. Her tiny velociraptor meows and curious personality have made her pretty hard not to fall in love with. She's turned into a funny little thing who has gotten comfortable with consistency.
Soaky, the grey and white, will do just about anything for a Churu and has also made huge strides since coming inside. Like his sister, he's a sweet boy who may take a little time to settle in, but once he's

Soaky and Jo. Jo and Soaky. Two peas who came to us in a very nervous pod who have come such a long way since they first arrived. These two beauties are about 4 months old and came to us from a TNR situation we worked over the summer. Although they could have gone back outside as TNRs, we wanted to give them the chance to learn about indoor life, and the humans that come with it, and boy are we happy we did.

Originally, Jo was named Jumping Jehoshaphat because wooooieeee was she a feisty little thing. But to her foster mom's surprise, she came around quickly and now begrudgingly lets herself be carried all over the house. Her tiny velociraptor meows and curious personality have made her pretty hard not to fall in love with. She's turned into a funny little thing who has gotten comfortable with consistency.
Soaky, the grey and white, will do just about anything for a Churu and has also made huge strides since coming inside. Like his sister, he's a sweet boy who may take a little time to settle in, but once he's comfortable he decides hes okay with treats, cozy places to sleep, and plenty of love.

Both are great kittens who are ready for more space to grow, play, explore, and continue becoming confident little house cats. We think they could adapt well to almost any home with time and consistency. They've spent the last month cuddled up together, and while we don't usually require bonded pairs, t