Our friends at Pet Overpopulation Prevention in Pasco have two amazing cats up for adoption this week on Wet Nose Wednesday.
What makes these two cats different is that they are a bonded pair and POPP would like to keep them together if possible so let’s meet these two cuties.
Meet Sox (Bonded Pair with Bear)
Meet Sox! Sox and her brother, Bear, were recently surrendered to POPP after their pet parent’s living situation changed and they were unable to stay with them. Sox is a wonderful 2-year-old cat! She likes to do her own thing and will talk to you and likes to stay close to her people, too.
She is used to living with other cats, children, and a small dog and does great with all of them. Sox and Bear would love to find a home together if possible! Sox has been spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped.
Meet Bear (Bonded Pair with Sox)
Meet Bear! Bear and his sister, Sox, were recently surrendered to POPP after their pet parent’s living situation changed and they were unable to stay with them. Bear is a wonderful 2 year old cat!
Bear is the funny one! He wants to be petted but will start coming to you and then turn the other direction all of a sudden changing his mind. He is used to living with other cats, children, and a small dog and does great with all of them. Bear and Sox would love to find a home together if possible! Bear has been neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped.
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