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Purrseus

Domestic Medium Hair · Young · Male · Medium · Palo Alto, CA

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Notes from Community Cat Rescue

You would have a hard time finding a teenage cat as sweet, affectionate and stunningly handsome as Purrseus. Unless Purrseus had a twin brother...which he does! Not an ordinary brother, Gemini is a twin who looks so identical that it can be hard to tell them apart. Purrseus is a just bit braver and more outgoing, so is the first to investigate new things like toys, and will be the first to make friends with new people. Gemini is cautious but not far behind, and quickly joins his brother in playful games or your lap. These gorgeous boys were born to a homeless feral mama cat living on the streets. But they decided early that they were lovers-not-fighters. They were always together and shared everything. Fortunately a kind woman started feeding the mama-cat and kittens and she called for help getting all of them spayed and neutered. But Purr and Gem were so friendly we say that we didn't trap them... they trapped themselves! And at the same time they trapped our hearts with their calm, friendly manners. Now these boys are enjoying everything about life in a caring foster home, and they are ready to share double-the-fun with you. Neutered, vaccinated, tested negative for FIV/FeLV/FHW, microchipped. Please note:Purrseus should be adopted with a littermate For more information & an online application go to https://www.communitycatrescue.org/adoption/cat.php?id=1658&ts=1793257231&src=rg

About Purrseus

Gets along with

Kids
Yes
Dogs
Yes
Cats
Yes

Home and care

House-trained
Yes

Health

Special needs
No

As listed by Community Cat Rescue. Please confirm anything important with them before you adopt.

What happens next

  1. Contact Community Cat Rescue using the button. AdoptNearby does not take applications.
  2. They will send you their application or ask a few questions about your home.
  3. Most organizations arrange a meet, sometimes a home visit, then a small adoption fee that usually covers spay or neuter and vaccines. That fee is paid to Community Cat Rescue, never to AdoptNearby.
  4. Read the cats care guide so you arrive prepared.
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