Ollie, Chloe, and Zoe

Ollie (M) is adventurous and affectionate. He arrived weighing less than his siblings, but quickly blossomed into a curious and confident explorer.  Ollie’s name comes from the fundamental skateboarding trick — (in skateboarding Ollies are necessary to leap onto, over or off obstacles) because of the surprised popping, and mostly vertical jumping when playing with his siblings.   Ollie adores being held, petted and cuddled during naps, and will let you know with his deep, generous purr.  Ollie communicates pleasantly with humans and will gently let you know when he needs food or wants attention.

Zoe (F) is pretty chill about almost everything and will happily nap in your lap in between romps with her siblings. When she’s in the moment, just going with the flow, she’ll forget her tongue protruding from her mouth, and surprise you with a sweet ‘blep,’ as her angelic eyes meet yours.  Zoe has a semi-long coat of gray hair that stands up on end – like she was just touched by a balloon – and  adorable tufts of white hair behind each of her ears. Zoe will happily stay in bed with you on a lazy Saturday, and will watch you from her windowsill as you make brunch.  Zoe’s name comes from the Greek meaning ‘life’ because she is full of spirit and will be your soulmate, and friend for life. 

Chlo (F) is sassy and spontaneous – she loves to play with toys and wands, but will make her own fun if necessary.  Chlo is the largest of her siblings, and when she’s not initiating play, she’s happy to be napping with her brother and sister draped across her.  Chlo is very expressive, making a range of exotic trilling and chirruping sounds — she’ll make you want to join in the zoomies with her! When she’s pooped from all the fun she will fall asleep like a starfish and you can tickle her round, exposed belly before bringing her to bed with you.

They will go to a new home spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, vaccinated to age , litter-box trained, treated from fleas and dewormed, FIV/FeLV tested.

We would prefer bonded kittens to be adopted in pairs or into a house with another young cat  (learn why two kittens are better than one ), but will consider other responsible candidates as well. We reserve the right not to place kittens individually – the happiness and quality of life for our kittens is our top priority. 

Please familiarize yourself with our Adoption Process . If interested, please fill out Adoption application  (one application for both kittens is enough)