Rosie And Minnie- The Bonded Pair

About Rosie And Minnie- The Bonded Pair (Domestic short hair) in Tonawanda

Rosie And Minnie- The Bonded Pair is waiting for you at Buffalo C.A.R.E.S. Animal Rescue in United States. Meet Minnie & Rosie — Two Best Friends, One Beautiful Bond Hi there! We’re Minnie and Rosie, two sweet, loving girls who have been best friends for years. We do everything together — nap, play, groom, and keep each other company. We’re looking for a calm, loving forever home where we can stay together and share our gentle hearts with you. About Me, Minnie: I’m the social butterfly of the pair — friendly, affectionate, and always ready to give headbutts and purrs. I love people and don’t mind being picked up or held. I’m very good for vet visits, too! I can be a little silly and spacey sometimes (my depth perception isn’t the best, but it makes me adorable). Every so often, I get a playful burst of energy and chase around my favorite puffball toys. I even know my name and come when called! I’m an indoor-only cat — I once slipped outside when a window was left open and just sat by the door waiting to come back in. I don’t have outdoor survival skills, but I do have the best cuddling skills. I get along well with other cats, dogs, and even respectful kids. I have a mild case of idiopathic seizures, which means I may have a few small seizures a year, but my vet says they’re so rare and mild that I don’t need medication. Otherwise, I’m healthy and happy! About Me, Rosie: I’m a gentle, shy girl who loves deeply once I feel safe. Minnie is my best friend and my source of courage — she helps me feel brave and confident in new situations. I love to play with toys (especially my favorite stick toy, which I’ll bring with me!), though I usually like to play when no one’s watching. I can be chatty at times, especially when you call me “Baby Rose” — that’s my favorite nickname. I might meow right back! I also have a few funny quirks: I love butter and even try to nibble lettuce sometimes. I’m shy with new people and slow to warm up, but once I trust you, I’ll be a