Sandy & Gery's Bio:
GREY: I was returned to the rescue with my bonded colony buddy, Sandy, after 4 years with our owner, who is end of life and couldn’t care for us anymore. We were scared at the rescue because we didn't know what was happening, but we settled in to our foster space quickly. I LOVE people and sitting and purring on laps at every opportunity, even when my foster is trying to clean out our litter!! I love to ‘talk’ to my fosters, especially when I see them in the morning, when I want a treat, or play a game. I'm a very clean boy and I groom myself a lot. It was so cold outside that I lost parts of my ears to frostbite, and I have short legs and a short tail. I would benefit from dental food since I have some build up of tartar on my teeth that foster mom has been working on.
I would do best in a home without cats other than Sandy, as I want to chase them and fight and they get scared. When my foster mom tells me ‘no’, I do stop. I love Sandy, and humans, but other cats stress me out. I have SO much love to give to my forever people!
SANDY-Unlike Grey, I didn’t lose my ears to frostbite, but he’s like my big brother, and he probably kept me warm during those cold nights in the colony. The night we were returned was very scary for me, but Grey kept me company. I've always been a shy girl but in my foster home, I’m learning to trust people, and am being introduced to new and interesting toys and sounds. I still like to hide in my safe place sometimes, where I can be petted, but I’m working hard on not running away when people enter my room. Today, I was proud of myself for staying on the bed when my foster mom came in to feed us. She has my favourite wand toys, which I love to play with at night. I’m learning to enjoy being stroked, and I have a very quiet purr.
I do look a little different than many cats but I know I have lots to offer. I had a dental 4 years ago before being adopted and had another while in care this time, where the rest of my teeth were removed. I can still eat kibble though. I feel so much better now and love treats if Grey doesn't get them first. It will take me a while to get comfortable in a new home, but if you are patient, I’ll show you my true loving and playful side.
7 years. Spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, deflead, microchipped.
$450 for the pair
I would do best in a home without cats other than Sandy, as I want to chase them and fight and they get scared. When my foster mom tells me ‘no’, I do stop. I love Sandy, and humans, but other cats stress me out. I have SO much love to give to my forever people!
SANDY-Unlike Grey, I didn’t lose my ears to frostbite, but he’s like my big brother, and he probably kept me warm during those cold nights in the colony. The night we were returned was very scary for me, but Grey kept me company. I've always been a shy girl but in my foster home, I’m learning to trust people, and am being introduced to new and interesting toys and sounds. I still like to hide in my safe place sometimes, where I can be petted, but I’m working hard on not running away when people enter my room. Today, I was proud of myself for staying on the bed when my foster mom came in to feed us. She has my favourite wand toys, which I love to play with at night. I’m learning to enjoy being stroked, and I have a very quiet purr.
I do look a little different than many cats but I know I have lots to offer. I had a dental 4 years ago before being adopted and had another while in care this time, where the rest of my teeth were removed. I can still eat kibble though. I feel so much better now and love treats if Grey doesn't get them first. It will take me a while to get comfortable in a new home, but if you are patient, I’ll show you my true loving and playful side.
7 years. Spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, deflead, microchipped.
$450 for the pair