I am getting out of the army in 2 weeks and am moving across the country. I cannot take my 2 kitties with me and need to find them a good home. I got them about a year ago and at the time did not know that i would be getting out of the military so soon and would have to move. I absolutely do NOT want to take them to a shelter but its getting to the point where i dont have a choice. i am going to be living with my family (some of whom are allergic to cats) and this is why i cannot keep them. it breaks my heart that i have to give them up but i have no other choice. all my friends are either already in iraq or getting ready to go back, so they cannot take them either. If anyone wants or knows someone who wants 2 kitties please let me know and i have all paperwork proving tests, neutering, and shots are up to date. I am willing to meet up with anyone who is willing to take them in . Im not looking for any $, just want them to have a good home with someone who loves them as much as i do.
2007-02-07
14:15:53
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Stevie
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The older cat is named Buddie, he is about 16 months old and a dark grey tabby with a white underside and likes to do somersaults, Panda is ... you guessed it... white with large black spots and about 11 months old and likes to curl against your side and sleep... he also purrs whenever he eats something.
2007-02-07
14:21:51 ·
update #1
To answer your question, both are male and both are neutered. Buddie is 16 months and Panda is 11 months. They are both mixed short hairs. Buddie is a dark grey tabby with bengal-like spots and a white underside and a white stripe down his nose. Panda is white with black spots, half his face is white, half his face is black. Buddie likes to "talk" to you and "plays tag" if you chase him up the hallway, he'll chase you back down, when playing he does somersaults. Panda's a very calm cat who likes to curl up by you and will purr himself to sleep. They both like sleeping in windowsills and watching the birds outside. Panda even likes going on walks on a leash around the yard. Both are a little shy at first but warm up very quickly. They're great with children, Panda likes to sleep at babies' feet. Neither are declawed, but they don't scratch at furniture. We have a scratching post for them, and thats the only place they scratch. They play well together and warm up quickly to other anima
2007-02-07
15:06:08 ·
update #2