POST #317b
My sister has issues.
2 loving cats
Two wonderfully loving cats need a new home. I have no more love to give them. I just don't have enough time to devote to them. Here is the catch though, they MUST go to their new home together. No exceptions. Let me give you some more info.
Gray tabby- approx 7 years old. Emotional eater. Not joking. Freaks out when food container gets low. Sort of needy. Will cry to be fed. A little over recommended weight, but belly is not dragging on the floor. Previously sad and depressed, but not so much any more. Has a soft palate; snores, loudly. Likes to eat the handles of plastic bags. Responds to his name. Over all an incredibly loving cat. Doesn't care for the outside. Fearful, but does like fresh air every now and again. Doesn't like to be picked up and if you pet him somewhere he doesn't like, he will let you know.
Yellow tabby- 4 1/2 years old. Very loving, also a little over weight, but belly isn't dragging either. Loves yogurt, vanilla ice cream, and Rita's vanilla custard, tried some hot chocolate once but decided it wasn't for him. Responds to his name. Loves to go outside and sunbathe but not meant to be an outside cat. Also likes to sit in the garden. Incredibly vocal cat, talks to the birds. Likes to sit on your bed and leave hair everywhere. Loves to be petted. Will cry and circle until he is done with you.
They aren't brothers by birth but would probably not survive without each other. Gray cat used to be the dominant cat, but yellow cat has closed the gap. They love to fight and then clean each other. They can be entertaining to say the least.
Why do I want to get rid of them? I have just had enough. They deserve someone who doesn't get irritated with litter being tracked everywhere. They are both litter trained and don't typically have any sort of problems with that. They really are wonderful cats, I am not getting rid of them because they have done something; it's not them, it's me.
Ideally you would be willing to do an open pet adoption. My son might want to visit with them every now and again. Or at least pictures. I'd be happy to round up any toys/supplies I have for them. And will send them with the food they prefer. You would have to slowly introduce them to a new food. Again the one is an emotional eater. I would be happy to send pictures to any interested parties. An interview will be conducted. Serious inquiries only.
I'm not so fearful of someone adopting them now; she didn't exactly sell them like a salesman should.
2 loving cats
Two wonderfully loving cats need a new home. I have no more love to give them. I just don't have enough time to devote to them. Here is the catch though, they MUST go to their new home together. No exceptions. Let me give you some more info.
Gray tabby- approx 7 years old. Emotional eater. Not joking. Freaks out when food container gets low. Sort of needy. Will cry to be fed. A little over recommended weight, but belly is not dragging on the floor. Previously sad and depressed, but not so much any more. Has a soft palate; snores, loudly. Likes to eat the handles of plastic bags. Responds to his name. Over all an incredibly loving cat. Doesn't care for the outside. Fearful, but does like fresh air every now and again. Doesn't like to be picked up and if you pet him somewhere he doesn't like, he will let you know.
Yellow tabby- 4 1/2 years old. Very loving, also a little over weight, but belly isn't dragging either. Loves yogurt, vanilla ice cream, and Rita's vanilla custard, tried some hot chocolate once but decided it wasn't for him. Responds to his name. Loves to go outside and sunbathe but not meant to be an outside cat. Also likes to sit in the garden. Incredibly vocal cat, talks to the birds. Likes to sit on your bed and leave hair everywhere. Loves to be petted. Will cry and circle until he is done with you.
They aren't brothers by birth but would probably not survive without each other. Gray cat used to be the dominant cat, but yellow cat has closed the gap. They love to fight and then clean each other. They can be entertaining to say the least.
Why do I want to get rid of them? I have just had enough. They deserve someone who doesn't get irritated with litter being tracked everywhere. They are both litter trained and don't typically have any sort of problems with that. They really are wonderful cats, I am not getting rid of them because they have done something; it's not them, it's me.
Ideally you would be willing to do an open pet adoption. My son might want to visit with them every now and again. Or at least pictures. I'd be happy to round up any toys/supplies I have for them. And will send them with the food they prefer. You would have to slowly introduce them to a new food. Again the one is an emotional eater. I would be happy to send pictures to any interested parties. An interview will be conducted. Serious inquiries only.
I'm not so fearful of someone adopting them now; she didn't exactly sell them like a salesman should.