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Cato and Vania (the cuteness!).

Cato n Vania: luv

I'm sorry but these are ridiculous. And even more ridiculous -- nobody has adopted these two! What is wrong with the world? Behold their cute-i-tude! Their scrumptiousity! Their smartedness! Adopt them now!

We have many cats and kittens waiting to be adopted right now. Please spread the word about our organization by joining us on Facebook, adding our blog to your email signature, or emailing our blog address to just one friend.

Good Neighbor Kittens

Kittens, we haz new kittens. Here are the Good Neighbor Kittens, so named because some neighbors acted together to get these kittens, born in a backyard, inside . Three boys and a girl: Ramses (the gray boy, playful), Cleo (girl, adventurous), Darius (boy, cuddly), and Tut (boy, on the more retiring side). These cutie pies are neutered, vaxed, and ready to go!

Shanah and Shofar and Cato and Vania are also still waiting for their forever homes. Please spread the word--kittens! We haz kittens!

Cato n Vania

Cato (f) and Vania (m) are a pair of three-month-old kittens seeking a forever home together. Cato was the kitty who waltzed right into a home, seeking rescue, and Vania was found outside in the woods of Indiana. They are vaxed, spay/neutered, and adorable. Perfect for someone with monochromatic, goth, emo, or industrial design! Or anyone else! Fostermom Claire reports that "Vania and Cato are fantastic together; they run and play a lot. When Olivier and I have them in our arms, it's a competition of purrings." A competition of purrings.

Readers, we would like a few scratching-post or cardboard-scratcher donations.

Vania

Little Vania was found by the colleague of one of our active members in the woods behind their home in Indiana. Vania has coasted on his connections all the way to Claire and Olivier's fosterhome; he is four-six weeks old and will be available for adoption after some veterinary work-up and time getting to know Cato (foster sibling). We strongly promote adopting kittens in pairs.

Thanks to Robin S. for the carrier and towels!