Brothers

Ollie and Wally were left by their feral mom on a Feline Rescue volunteer's doorstep when they were about a week old. How smart was that mom? They were hand raised and bottle fed together, and have grown into delightful, social, and people-oriented young gentleman cats. As often happens in this circumstance, they are very bonded, depending on each other for play and support in stressful situations. Thus, they are seeking a home together.

Both kittens have delightful personalites and big purrs. Wally, the black and white tuxedo, sports an amazing walrus-like mustache and eyebrows, the inspiration for his name. He's a little string bean, partly because he was slower to grow initially, and partly because he is a whirling dervish of a teenage cat. Ollie, larger and named of course to match Wally, is an unusual brown tabby. His short fur is ticked (meaning each hair has stripes) and his tabby stripes are so thin and close together that he looks like he is a solid heather brown color, quite unusual, We call him "pin-striped."

You can read a little more about them and see some baby pictures on our blog: http://felinerescue.blogspot.com/2009/05/patience-and-perseverance.html and http://felinerescue.blogspot.com/2009/06/ollie-and-wally-update.html

Both boys have been neutered, undergone routine deworming, and are up-to-date on their kitten shots. If you think you might have room in your home (and heart) for this delightful pair, contact Cathy at 651.230.3263.

Ollie's and Wally's adoption fee is $115 each.

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For more information about Feline Rescue, Inc. and a complete listing of our available cats, go to the Feline Rescue website. If you'd like to hear more Feline Rescue stories and see more pictures of our cats, check out the Feline Rescue Blog!