pair of 11 week old tortoiseshell kittens

Spring Green WI

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I have a pair of kittens that have gotten their first vaccination and vet checkup. I also have the paperwork for you to take for the next round of vaccinations. I am asking for a rehoming fee to help reimburse that cost. I know I am located a little ways from Madison and the other larger cities, so I'm willing to meet halfway or even possibly deliver between here and Madison. The mama cat is a beige orange tabby who came from a tortoiseshell. It was my hope I'd get a tortoiseshell kitten from her before she is spayed and she delivered 3 of them for me and it was very hard to pick the sister I wanted. These are some very cool kittens with really great personalities, and very intelligent. Pretty much can guarantee you will have no problems with mice after you get these gals :) Rasta, A good mix of orange, white, black and smoky grey with orange tabby spots on her belly, black tabby stripes on head and back. She has a totally black nose. She is pictured on top of chair. Zannah, who is primarily black with some smoky grey, white and tufts of orange. She is pictured on the seat of chair. I also included a picture of the mama cat, these kittens should grow up to be on the smaller size like her. These two have shorter hair compared to their sister who I am keeping. They are all friendly, love to play, and purr pretty loudly. They started life indoors, spent a few weeks in the garage to get litter trained, they figured out how to get in through the unlatched door from the garage, were brought down to the basement when it got cold. Now they have run of the house. They did great at the vet's office too. They are pretty adaptable, although they haven't been around dogs or kids. Their littermates have already went to homes with kids and those kittens are doing great, likely because littermates seem to do great when rehomed together. I would really like to get these two a home (ideally together) within the next week or so. I do believe that if it is possible to do so that, just like puppies, kittens should get 12 weeks with their mama and siblings before rehoming them. Awesome companion animals, they have been great for my elderly mom, and they even crash on her recliner with her. They also will seek me out and crash in my mancave, so they like to have themselves a human :)