Tiana & Talia BONDED PAIR

Tiana and Talia came to Last Hope from a hoarding situation. These poor dears were caged with two other cats until rescued. This has made them both very timid. They are definitely a bonded pair and rely on each other for comfort. A special adopter is needed to be willing to work with them to make them feel safe and come out of their shells. Patience is a top priority for these pretty girls. Tiana and Talia are about two years old. Tiana is a bit less shy around strangers. If they get scared, they run and hide under a pillow. Both girls get along with other cats but a quiet home would be best as they startle easily. Their foster mom, Wendy, can tell you more about their personalities. You may reach her at 952-220-9098 or whaagenson@comcast.net.

Tiana and Talia came to Last Hope from a hoarding situation. These poor dears were caged with two other cats until rescued. This has made them both very timid. They are definitely a bonded pair and rely on each other for comfort. A special adopter is needed to be willing to work with them to make them feel safe and come out of their shells. Patience is a top priority for these pretty girls. Tiana and Talia are about two years old. Tiana is a bit less shy around strangers. If they get scared, they run and hide under a pillow. Both girls get along with other cats but a quiet home would be best as they startle easily. Their foster mom, Wendy, can tell you more about their personalities. You may reach her at 952-220-9098 or whaagenson@comcast.net.

Tiana and Talia came to Last Hope from a hoarding situation. These poor dears were caged with two other cats until rescued. This has made them both very timid. They are definitely a bonded pair and rely on each other for comfort. A special adopter is needed to be willing to work with them to make them feel safe and come out of their shells. Patience is a top priority for these pretty girls. Tiana and Talia are about two years old. Tiana is a bit less shy around strangers. If they get scared, they run and hide under a pillow. Both girls get along with other cats but a quiet home would be best as they startle easily. Their foster mom, Wendy, can tell you more about their personalities. You may reach her at 952-220-9098 or whaagenson@comcast.net.