Willow (and sister)

Willow and her sister Petal are 5-month-old littermates. They all have golden eyes and incredibly soft fur. Willow’s white-and-tabby coat has unusual “lightning bolt” markings running through the tabby spots.<br/><br/>As older kittens, Willow and her sisters have fully formed personalities. They’re fond of people, enjoy snuggling, and love wand toys and climbing. Willow is especially purry. She also likes to chirp at people and you can hold her on her back like a baby. <br/><br/>Willow and Petal were born to a friendly mother, but they were living in a backyard instead of a home. The family was rescued when the kittens were a month old and still nursing, so they've trusted people from a very early age. But outdoor life left the kittens with infections, and it took time and several vet visits to clear them for adoption. They can be adopted together or separately, but they each need to live in a home with at least one other cat.<br/><br/>Willow and her sister have a clean bill of health and are spayed, vaccinated against rabies and FVRCP, tested free of parasites, and tested negative for FIV/FeLV.

Willow and her sister Petal are 5-month-old littermates. They all have golden eyes and incredibly soft fur. Willow’s white-and-tabby coat has unusual “lightning bolt” markings running through the tabby spots.

As older kittens, Willow and her sisters have fully formed personalities. They’re fond of people, enjoy snuggling, and love wand toys and climbing. Willow is especially purry. She also likes to chirp at people and you can hold her on her back like a baby.

Willow and Petal were born to a friendly mother, but they were living in a backyard instead of a home. The family was rescued when the kittens were a month old and still nursing, so they've trusted people from a very early age. But outdoor life left the kittens with infections, and it took time and several vet visits to clear them for adoption. They can be adopted together or separately, but they each need to live in a home with at least one other cat.

Willow and her sister have a clean bill of health and are spayed, vaccinated against rabie

Willow and her sister Petal are 5-month-old littermates. They all have golden eyes and incredibly soft fur. Willow’s white-and-tabby coat has unusual “lightning bolt” markings running through the tabby spots.

As older kittens, Willow and her sisters have fully formed personalities. They’re fond of people, enjoy snuggling, and love wand toys and climbing. Willow is especially purry. She also likes to chirp at people and you can hold her on her back like a baby.

Willow and Petal were born to a friendly mother, but they were living in a backyard instead of a home. The family was rescued when the kittens were a month old and still nursing, so they've trusted people from a very early age. But outdoor life left the kittens with infections, and it took time and several vet visits to clear them for adoption. They can be adopted together or separately, but they each need to live in a home with at least one other cat.

Willow and her sister have a clean bill of health and are spayed, vaccinated against rabies and FVRCP, tested free of parasites, and tested negative for FIV/FeLV.