Victoria and Lilly

Meet Victoria and Lily — twin sister cats who are trained emotional support animals and are now looking for their forever home!<br/><br/>These girls were raised around children from the time they were tiny, growing up alongside kids as young as 2 and 5. Because of that, they are wonderfully patient, gentle, and social. They understand family environments, adapt easily to household routines, and bring calm, comforting energy wherever they go.<br/><br/>As trained emotional support animals, Victoria and Lily are naturally affectionate, intuitive, and soothing. They love to be near their humans, offer emotional comfort, and create a peaceful, reassuring presence in the home.<br/><br/>✨ Health & Care<br/>• Fully vaccinated<br/>• Spayed<br/>• No fleas, no worms<br/>• Litter-trained<br/>• Taught to be indoor-only cats<br/>• Trained emotional support animals<br/><br/>🩵 Adjustment Period (Important for All Cats)<br/>Every cat — even trained emotional support animals — needs a short adjustment period in a new home. Most cats take about three days to start feeling safe and comfortable.<br/><br/>To help Victoria and Lily settle smoothly:<br/>• Start by giving them their own quiet space, such as a bathroom or small bedroom.<br/>• Provide food, water, a litter box, and a cozy hiding spot.<br/>• After a day or two, once they seem relaxed, slowly allow them to explore more of the home.<br/>• Always keep a designated safe space available so they can retreat if they feel overwhelmed.<br/><br/>Victoria and Lily are bonded sisters and should stay together — their connection is part of what makes them such amazing emotional support animals. If you’re looking for two loving, gentle, and well-trained emotional support companions, these girls are the perfect match.<br/><br/>They are ready to bring peace, comfort, and double the love into your home. 💕🐾

Meet Victoria and Lily — twin sister cats who are trained emotional support animals and are now looking for their forever home!

These girls were raised around children from the time they were tiny, growing up alongside kids as young as 2 and 5. Because of that, they are wonderfully patient, gentle, and social. They understand family environments, adapt easily to household routines, and bring calm, comforting energy wherever they go.

As trained emotional support animals, Victoria and Lily are naturally affectionate, intuitive, and soothing. They love to be near their humans, offer emotional comfort, and create a peaceful, reassuring presence in the home.

✨ Health & Care
• Fully vaccinated
• Spayed
• No fleas, no worms
• Litter-trained
• Taught to be indoor-only cats
• Trained emotional support animals

🩵 Adjustment Period (Important for All Cats)
Every cat — even trained emotional support animals — needs a short adjustment period in a new home. Most cats take abo

Meet Victoria and Lily — twin sister cats who are trained emotional support animals and are now looking for their forever home!

These girls were raised around children from the time they were tiny, growing up alongside kids as young as 2 and 5. Because of that, they are wonderfully patient, gentle, and social. They understand family environments, adapt easily to household routines, and bring calm, comforting energy wherever they go.

As trained emotional support animals, Victoria and Lily are naturally affectionate, intuitive, and soothing. They love to be near their humans, offer emotional comfort, and create a peaceful, reassuring presence in the home.

✨ Health & Care
• Fully vaccinated
• Spayed
• No fleas, no worms
• Litter-trained
• Taught to be indoor-only cats
• Trained emotional support animals

🩵 Adjustment Period (Important for All Cats)
Every cat — even trained emotional support animals — needs a short adjustment period in a new home. Most cats take about three days to start feeling safe and comfortable.

To help Victoria and Lily settle smoothly:
• Start by giving them their own quiet space, such as a bathroom or small bedroom.
• Provide food, water, a litter box, and a cozy hiding spot.
• After a day or two, once they seem relaxed, slowly allow them to explore more of the home.
• Always keep a designated safe space avai