TNT Tanner and Tucker

Meet Tanner and Tucker, a/k/a TnT. Why? Because they are dyn-o-mite! Tanner and Tucker (both male) are approximately 18 month old littermates who are looking for a home together. They are both altered, microchipped and up to date on their vaccinations. Read below to find out what makes them so special!!<br/><br/>A note from their foster home... “When they came to me as kittens they were scared of human touch and wouldn't let anyone near them willingly. They have come a long way since then; perking up at meal times, allowing and even asking for multiple long petting sessions, "talking" when they have something to say, and giving kisses on the hand.<br/><br/>They love to play with each other and any toys (or toy-like objects) they can get their paws on. Due to this, I know they are definitely bonded. They don't just play with each other; they will interact with us via play. Some of their favorite toys are jingling balls and feather wands.<br/><br/>They are wonderful, but they aren't lap cats and don't like to be picked up. It is very important for these boys to acclimate in a small space, so they can properly adjust before giving free roam of the house. They will be shy and will find places to hide while they adjust, so don't be concerned if they don't come out right away or they take longer to trust new spaces.<br/><br/>They are both litterbox trained and are using pellets at the moment (pellets or unscented litter preferred as Tucker might have some allergies for scented litter). Even though they love our other cats (they want to play with them), they would do better in a home without toddlers, as they still play a bit rough at times. Tanner and Tucker haven't been around dogs so we have no idea how they would do around them.<br/><br/>If you are willing to give a couple of excellent playmates that just want to co-exist and give love on their terms, these are the boys for you.”<br/><br/>Please complete the application below if you’d like to get approved to meet them. Tanner and Tucker have a combined adoption fee of $175.<br/><br/>https://form.jotform.com/fairytailsrescuemd/catkitten-adoption-application

Meet Tanner and Tucker, a/k/a TnT. Why? Because they are dyn-o-mite! Tanner and Tucker (both male) are approximately 18 month old littermates who are looking for a home together. They are both altered, microchipped and up to date on their vaccinations. Read below to find out what makes them so special!!

A note from their foster home... “When they came to me as kittens they were scared of human touch and wouldn't let anyone near them willingly. They have come a long way since then; perking up at meal times, allowing and even asking for multiple long petting sessions, "talking" when they have something to say, and giving kisses on the hand.

They love to play with each other and any toys (or toy-like objects) they can get their paws on. Due to this, I know they are definitely bonded. They don't just play with each other; they will interact with us via play. Some of their favorite toys are jingling balls and feather wands.

They are wonderful, but they aren't lap cats and don't like to be picked up. It

Meet Tanner and Tucker, a/k/a TnT. Why? Because they are dyn-o-mite! Tanner and Tucker (both male) are approximately 18 month old littermates who are looking for a home together. They are both altered, microchipped and up to date on their vaccinations. Read below to find out what makes them so special!!

A note from their foster home... “When they came to me as kittens they were scared of human touch and wouldn't let anyone near them willingly. They have come a long way since then; perking up at meal times, allowing and even asking for multiple long petting sessions, "talking" when they have something to say, and giving kisses on the hand.

They love to play with each other and any toys (or toy-like objects) they can get their paws on. Due to this, I know they are definitely bonded. They don't just play with each other; they will interact with us via play. Some of their favorite toys are jingling balls and feather wands.

They are wonderful, but they aren't lap cats and don't like to be picked up. It is very important for these boys to acclimate in a small space, so they can properly adjust before giving free roam of the house. They will be shy and will find places to hide while they adjust, so don't be concerned if they don't come out right away or they take longer to trust new spaces.

They are both litterbox trained and are using pellets at the moment (pellets or unscented litter p