Tuxie And Roxie

About Tuxie And Roxie (Domestic long hair) in SM

Tuxie And Roxie is waiting for you at Kitty City KS in SM, KS 66215. TUXIE (black & white) and ROXIE (tabby) are a beautiful long-haired brother and sister duo who are looking for their forever loving home. Both kitties are very loving and gentle and like to lay in their foster Mom’s lap and give kisses and be stroked. They also like to sit next to you and be brushed and get ear and butt scratches. They still play with each other and their toys but spend most of their day lounging and hanging out watching what all is going on around them in the house and outside through the windows. They love to get up on their cat tree and watch the birds and squirrels and blowing leaves. They also enjoy just being close and hanging out with their human. Once comfortable in their new home, they are likely going to want to take cat naps or sleep with you. These two are very affectionate human-loving kitties who will make great little companions. Tuxie and Roxie’s owner died, and the family put them outside to fend for themselves. Before they were rescued, Tuxie lost an eye due to a fight with another cat. He is fine now and can see out of his other eye, but it was a very traumatic experience for him. This brother and sister have been through a lot together and are ready to find a loving forever home together. Tuxie and Roxie will do best in a mature home or one with older, cat-savvy children (12+). They would prefer to be in a home where they are the only kitties but could go to a home with another older, cat-friendly kitty, with proper introductions. They are very unsure of dogs – probably because they had bad experiences outside so that will need to be discussed on a case-by-case basis with their foster Mom/adoption counselor. Tuxie and Roxie were born approximately January 11, 2019. Their combined adoption fee is $197.50. They have been neutered/spayed, are up-to-date on vaccinations and deworming, are microchipped, and have tested negative for feline leukemia virus.