Two 1 year old cats

Syracuse NY

Description

I have 2 female cats from the same litter that need to be rehomed. Just turned a year old on August 4th. I took them in from my sister who's rescued cat had an accidental litter and she couldn't keep them. I already have 3 cats and 5 is just too much for me with my health issues. The tabby cat is named Artemis. Artemis is super friendly and constantly wants to be around you. She will come running to the door when you get home. She enjoys sitting next to you, being pet and LOVES playing. She will constantly be under your feet. She doesn't like to be held or picked up but will tolerate it for a few minutes while I clip her nails. She is very high energy and is very talkative. The black cat is Midnight. In the sunlight she has tabby stripes. She's a bit more shy and reserved. She likes to be around people and other animals but at a distance except when she's ready for playtime. She likes to be pet but will wriggle and cry to get down if you pick her up or try to hold her. Both have been around other cats, dogs and reptiles. My sister also has elementary aged children so they've been around kids, ages 8 and 11, for the first 9 weeks of their lives. They do answer to their names so if you change them it'd take some time and work. Currently they eat Purina one sensitive skin and stomach dry cat food and on Sundays each get a few spoonfuls of Purina wet food. Thats all they've ever been on so if you want to change the food that'll probably take some time too. They're sisters and have never been apart so I'd prefer a home that can keep them together but not totally against separating them if the perfect homes for them individually came along. They will come with their carriers and Artemis has a favorite toy ball she loves carrying around. Artemis has a collar but Midnight hates collars and has always found a way to get hers off to the point of getting caught and stuck where she chokes herself. So I've given up on that. They will be due for their shots in January and neither of them are fixed yet. My vet typically recommends to do that at 2 years old which is why they haven't been. They are indoor cats only. A vet reference is required. Rehoming fee of $50 for them. Also, it would be nice to occasionally keep in touch to know how they're doing. You can either email me or send me your number to TEXT and I will get back to you as soon as I can.