Wolfie & Greyson (Bonded Pair)

Wolfie & Greyson (Bonded Pair)<br/>Wolfie ~ Short Hair Black Spayed Female<br/>Greyson ~ Short Hair Grey Spayed Female<br/>Estimated Birthdays: 10/9/2025<br/><br/>Meet Wolfie & Greyson, a dynamic sister duo! These gals were rescued by a longtime Tigerlily supporter from her neighbor's yard, and brought to Tigerlily so they could live the rest of their lives together in a warm loving home. Wolfie and Greyson are a bonded pair that will need a bit of time to feel comfy in their new home. However, once they know they have a safe space and meet who brings them their food every meal, their guard comes down and their true loveable selves come out. <br/><br/>Wolfie is a little more adventurous, and will be the one who scouts out her new digs with curiosity. She has a beautiful black coat with subtle brown tabby stripes. She will follow her human around, and keep track of every toy that she comes across. Greyson may be a little shy at first, and has an chic short-medium grey coat. The way to her heart is her stomach, as she loves her wet food. Once these sisters feel relaxed with their new family, they will shower you with purrs and attention. <br/><br/>Wolfie and Greyson would do well in a home with older, cat savvy children, or adults looking for companions. Introductions to other resident cats should be taken slowly, and they have not been exposed to dogs. <br/><br/>Both girls are spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, tested negative for FIV and FeLV, and have been treated for parasites. Their adoption fee as a pair is $200. All current pets must be fixed and up-to-date on vaccines. Do you have the purrfect home for these sweet, deserving kitties?<br/><br/>Fill out our online application to get approved for a meet and greet:<br/>http://www.tigerlilyrescue.com/adoption-application/

Wolfie & Greyson (Bonded Pair)
Wolfie ~ Short Hair Black Spayed Female
Greyson ~ Short Hair Grey Spayed Female
Estimated Birthdays: 10/9/2025

Meet Wolfie & Greyson, a dynamic sister duo! These gals were rescued by a longtime Tigerlily supporter from her neighbor's yard, and brought to Tigerlily so they could live the rest of their lives together in a warm loving home. Wolfie and Greyson are a bonded pair that will need a bit of time to feel comfy in their new home. However, once they know they have a safe space and meet who brings them their food every meal, their guard comes down and their true loveable selves come out.

Wolfie is a little more adventurous, and will be the one who scouts out her new digs with curiosity. She has a beautiful black coat with subtle brown tabby stripes. She will follow her human around, and keep track of every toy that she comes across. Greyson may be a little shy at first, and has an chic short-medium grey coat. The way to her heart is her stomach, as she loves he

Wolfie & Greyson (Bonded Pair)
Wolfie ~ Short Hair Black Spayed Female
Greyson ~ Short Hair Grey Spayed Female
Estimated Birthdays: 10/9/2025

Meet Wolfie & Greyson, a dynamic sister duo! These gals were rescued by a longtime Tigerlily supporter from her neighbor's yard, and brought to Tigerlily so they could live the rest of their lives together in a warm loving home. Wolfie and Greyson are a bonded pair that will need a bit of time to feel comfy in their new home. However, once they know they have a safe space and meet who brings them their food every meal, their guard comes down and their true loveable selves come out.

Wolfie is a little more adventurous, and will be the one who scouts out her new digs with curiosity. She has a beautiful black coat with subtle brown tabby stripes. She will follow her human around, and keep track of every toy that she comes across. Greyson may be a little shy at first, and has an chic short-medium grey coat. The way to her heart is her stomach, as she loves her wet food. Once these sisters feel relaxed with their new family, they will shower you with purrs and attention.

Wolfie and Greyson would do well in a home with older, cat savvy children, or adults looking for companions. Introductions to other resident cats should be taken slowly, and they have not been exposed to dogs.

Both girls are spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, tested