2 Free Beautiful Young Cats Need Homes

Ash Grove MO

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all pics are recent. they are brothers, Obiewan (beautiful Siamese-mix) and Henry (beautiful bright red-orange and white), 2 1/2 years old, intact, (both carry the Siamese and long hair genes from their parents.) i think it would be best if each goes to a separate home, unless they have lots of outdoor and indoor space to move in separate directions. free to a loving home or a loving farm, where each will be safe. one of them has recently become dominant, and the other one now hides about half the time, to avoid the other one, who will chase him sometimes. when he doesn't hide, there is often a skirmish as he is chased under the sofa bed. they used to get along great, but despite my trying all sorts of things, this is still going on for the past few months. Obiewan is now in conflict with another male cat, and Henry is now also being chased by few other cats. Henry does not stand his ground, but takes off when exposed to aggression. they have been outside in a catfence area, but we have a lot of outdoor cats where we live, so living outside here all the time, would just increase the conflicts, i think. there are also raccoons, so not safe outside at night. these are domestic cats, born and raised here. Obie sleeps on my table, often with other cats, where i am working every day and likes to be petted and be close with the other cats. Henry will often sleep nearby, also, where i am sitting, and likes to be petted, but only when Obie is not terrorizing him and has not chased him under the sofa bed. they have yet to have the fur fly, and hope to rehome at least one of them before that happens. the calico kitten that Henry is visiting from under the sofa bed is his daughter, and not available for adoption, nor is the siamese female behind Obie. Obie gets along fine with most of the cats, even ones he has had conflicts with, as they stood their ground for a short period, and then resumed being good close pals. the orange cat on the table is Henry's twin and brother, who still gets along fine with both Obie and Henry. I think the problem a few of the other males have with Henry is that Henry is very successful with the females. for more info, email or email your phone number, and i will call you. we are 17 miles west of northern Springfield. sorry i do not have a car to deliver, and my phone can not do text.