Tiny and Ivory - Bonded Pair Saved from Death Row

Meet Tiny & Ivory!<br/>Contact: JC Catwatch@gmail.com or Text 323-683-0083<br/>Tiny and Ivory are a loving, resilient pair of 1.5-year-old brothers seeking a calm, understanding forever home together.<br/><br/>Rescued from a severe hoarding situation at just 10 weeks old, where they were never properly socialized, these sweet boys were pulled from death row and given a second chance. They have spent the past year and a half in a dedicated Connecticut foster home where they have made incredible progress in learning to trust and love.<br/><br/>Due to changes in their foster home environment—including resident cats rejecting them and high-stress circumstances—they need a tranquil, permanent sanctuary where they can continue to thrive.<br/><br/><br/>Get to Know the Boys:<br/><br/>Tiny: Friendly, curious, and outgoing! Tiny acts as the braver big brother and will happily approach for love and attention once he feels comfortable. (see video)<br/><br/>Ivory: A gentle, ultra-shy soul who looks to Tiny for reassurance. Ivory is sensitive to stress; when overwhelmed or anxious, he occasionally experiences litter box avoidance (pooping outside the box). He simply needs a low-stress environment, a predictable routine, and a patient adopter who understands sensitive rescue cats.<br/><br/>Ideal Home:<br/>A quiet, low-stress household.<br/>Adopters who will keep them together as a bonded pair.<br/>Patient caregivers willing to give Ivory the time and space he needs to feel secure.<br/><br/>Adoption & Contact Information<br/>Status: Available for Foster-to-Adopt or Direct Adoption<br/>Location: Connecticut (Transportation assistance available within the region for approved adopters)<br/>Contact: Jccatwatch@gmail.com or text 323-683-0083

Meet Tiny & Ivory!
Contact: JC Catwatch@gmail.com or Text 323-683-0083
Tiny and Ivory are a loving, resilient pair of 1.5-year-old brothers seeking a calm, understanding forever home together.

Rescued from a severe hoarding situation at just 10 weeks old, where they were never properly socialized, these sweet boys were pulled from death row and given a second chance. They have spent the past year and a half in a dedicated Connecticut foster home where they have made incredible progress in learning to trust and love.

Due to changes in their foster home environment—including resident cats rejecting them and high-stress circumstances—they need a tranquil, permanent sanctuary where they can continue to thrive.


Get to Know the Boys:

Tiny: Friendly, curious, and outgoing! Tiny acts as the braver big brother and will happily approach for love and attention once he feels comfortable. (see video)

Ivory: A gentle, ultra-shy soul who looks to Tiny for reassurance. Ivory is sensi

Meet Tiny & Ivory!
Contact: JC Catwatch@gmail.com or Text 323-683-0083
Tiny and Ivory are a loving, resilient pair of 1.5-year-old brothers seeking a calm, understanding forever home together.

Rescued from a severe hoarding situation at just 10 weeks old, where they were never properly socialized, these sweet boys were pulled from death row and given a second chance. They have spent the past year and a half in a dedicated Connecticut foster home where they have made incredible progress in learning to trust and love.

Due to changes in their foster home environment—including resident cats rejecting them and high-stress circumstances—they need a tranquil, permanent sanctuary where they can continue to thrive.


Get to Know the Boys:

Tiny: Friendly, curious, and outgoing! Tiny acts as the braver big brother and will happily approach for love and attention once he feels comfortable. (see video)

Ivory: A gentle, ultra-shy soul who looks to Tiny for reassurance. Ivory is sensitive to stress; when overwhelmed or anxious, he occasionally experiences litter box avoidance (pooping outside the box). He simply needs a low-stress environment, a predictable routine, and a patient adopter who understands sensitive rescue cats.

Ideal Home:
A quiet, low-stress household.
Adopters who will keep them together as a bonded pair.
Patient caregivers willing to give