“Somebody to love
Two neutered male cats, about 7 years old. Both loving, well-tempered, and litter-box compliant (no spraying). Feral rescues as kittens, they are probably half-siblings. They have lived together their whole lives, and I’d like to place them together. They previously lived with a small dog, other cats, and toddlers, and have been mostly indoor cats. They have their claws.
They were raised with a big bowl of kibble handy. You will be informed if they can see the bottom of the bowl (even if they’ve just eaten a hole in a full bowl!). I feed them a quarter-can each of wet food in the evenings.
Golden-eyed gray and white Chaplin (aka “Cowboy”) is about 13 pounds, likes high places, claiming hidey holes, and watching squirrels. He is inquisitive, laid back, likes to know where you are but doesn’t need you. You should be there when he wants you, though.
Black and white Loosefur is both less outgoing and more affectionate at a sleek 11 pounds. He’ll find a corner to hang out in while you work, or hang all over you when you slow down. (Books were obviously made to be cat beds. What’s your problem?) His green eyes really reflect one aspect of his personality – he loves to be the center of your attention.
I recently discovered that my beloved boys are a cause of severe respiratory distress. Medication (for me) and vigorous grooming (for them) haven’t alleviated the problem. (Both have an especially plush undercoat that wonderful to pet but a wellspring of dander.) I can’t tell you how it grieves me to give up my guys, but it’s crucial that I get them another home.
They come with three litter boxes, two carriers, the big kibble bowl, plenty of dinner bowls, a large scratching post and as many cat toys as I can dig out from under the furniture
They haven’t travelled much but I’m willing to go up to a half-day drive from the Cleveland, Ohio area. Chaplin and Loosefur will enrich your lives, amuse you, and give back your love tripled. So if you have a stable home with a minimum of other pets, and have some kitteh-love to share, please email me!”
CJ’s NOTE: I will put you in touch: just let me know if you can help.
Thank you all for your sympathy and assistance! The fe-lions have a new home. I’m sad, and a bit lonely (!surprise!) but I believe they’ll do well where they are.
The love and support from all of you really made a difference for the fe-lions and for me!
Hugs!
Well, I am so glad they’ve got a place. If you have acute, acute allergies, the one thing most people aren’t allergic to is a well-kept fish tank. If it tempts you, I know both fresh and salt. You can get fish to eat from your fingers: they get good at that trick.