Victoria (with Elizabeth)

Meet the purr-fect pair, Victoria and Elizabeth! These two young beauties came to the SPCA as strays, and they are very eager to get out of the shelter and into their forever home. Victoria and Elizabeth came to us together and haven&#39;t left each other&#39;s side since! They rely on one other to feel safe and secure, so we will only be adopting them to a home where they can stay together.<br/><br/>Both have been very shy since they arrived in our care, since they are adjusting to such a big change in their lives. Victoria is the more confident of the two and enjoys being pet and will seek out attention once comfortable. Elizabeth is still very nervous and likes to have somewhere to hide, especially when there is a lot of commotion going on around her. Once in a home environment she will surely blossom and her curious, playful side will emerge. She does love getting cheek scratches but just needs to build her confidence. Both lovely ladies are getting more comfortable now that they are learning the routine here but a guardian is going to have to be patient and gentle to try and bring them out of their shells. Given the time to adjust in their new homes and lots of love we&#39;re sure they can be loving companions. We don&#39;t know how they are with other cats or with dogs, so proper slow introductions will need to be done to ensure the best chance of success. We would recommend a quiet home without young kids running around as they are very nervous of fast action and loud noises. These young cats have a lot of potential and just need that special someone to give them the same love and support that they get from each other!<br/><br/>If you feel you can offer Victoria and Elizabeth a loving fur-ever home, please fill out an adoption application and submit it online today: https://spca.bc.ca/survey/cat-adoption-application-kamloops/<br/><br/>An adoption counseling session with our Adoption Staff is necessary before adopting any animal.<br/><br/>***Due to the high number of applications we receive for our animals, we will only be contacting first potential matching adopters to further review their application. We are not able to call all applicants.*** Primary Color: Tabby Point Bicolor Weight: 2.9kg Age: 0yrs 8mths 0wks Animal has been Spayed

Meet the purr-fect pair, Victoria and Elizabeth! These two young beauties came to the SPCA as strays, and they are very eager to get out of the shelter and into their forever home. Victoria and Elizabeth came to us together and haven't left each other's side since! They rely on one other to feel safe and secure, so we will only be adopting them to a home where they can stay together.

Both have been very shy since they arrived in our care, since they are adjusting to such a big change in their lives. Victoria is the more confident of the two and enjoys being pet and will seek out attention once comfortable. Elizabeth is still very nervous and likes to have somewhere to hide, especially when there is a lot of commotion going on around her. Once in a home environment she will surely blossom and her curious, playful side will emerge. She does love getting cheek scratches but just needs to build her confidence. Both lovely ladies are getting more comfortable now that they are learning the routine here but a guard

Meet the purr-fect pair, Victoria and Elizabeth! These two young beauties came to the SPCA as strays, and they are very eager to get out of the shelter and into their forever home. Victoria and Elizabeth came to us together and haven't left each other's side since! They rely on one other to feel safe and secure, so we will only be adopting them to a home where they can stay together.

Both have been very shy since they arrived in our care, since they are adjusting to such a big change in their lives. Victoria is the more confident of the two and enjoys being pet and will seek out attention once comfortable. Elizabeth is still very nervous and likes to have somewhere to hide, especially when there is a lot of commotion going on around her. Once in a home environment she will surely blossom and her curious, playful side will emerge. She does love getting cheek scratches but just needs to build her confidence. Both lovely ladies are getting more comfortable now that they are learning the routine here but a guardian is going to have to be patient and gentle to try and bring them out of their shells. Given the time to adjust in their new homes and lots of love we're sure they can be loving companions. We don't know how they are with other cats or with dogs, so proper slow introductions will need to be done to ensure the best chance of success. We would recommend a quiet home without young kids runn