Thanos and Eros - Two brother kittens who need a home

Casselberry FL

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*edit* If you're a scammer; please don't waste my time or yours. My IQ is 118 and I don't fall for scams. If you're going to ask questions, please read this post first. I have additional pictures...but I'm not going to bother responding if you ask questions I already answered in detail. Craigslist says that's a scam and at that point, you're wasting my time and yours. Serious inquiries only. Meet the two brothers that constantly fight each other… In a cute way. The gray one, his name is Thanos and Eros is the black kitten. I’m a bit of a marvel freak, so I thought these names were more unique and fitting. Unfortunately, they started out their life in a home with 12 other animals. The person could not feed them, but will not fix their cat. The mom, these were her second litter kittens. This time she had five, but the other three were killed. These two are the only surviving kittens from that litter. My neighbor, will not get her cat fixed so it keeps having kittens. I rescued Thanos and Eros from being thrown out into the forest when they came of age. I found out my neighbor had been lying about their age and they were about to be thrown out when they were only less than three weeks old. So I told her I would take the kittens and find them a good home when the time came. They are about three months old now. I’ve taken care of them, made sure they were fed and I did take them to the vet. Nothing abnormal with them. They are healthy the vet said. They are not fixed, and they are indoor only. Had I not rescued them, they would not be here today. I just want them to go to a good home or homes. They are playful kittens, they are loving once they aren’t so nervous. Eros loves to be pet. He is the black one. The gray kitten, he likes to be pet and he likes to be left alone it all depends on his mood. Both are amazing and they have not had the easiest life to start. There is a rehoming fee of 50 per kitten or 75 for both of them. I just want them to go To a good home where they are indoor cats, With all the attention and love that they deserve and that they will be fixed to prevent overpopulation. I have a spare litter box if needed, and some litter if needed. I do keep them in a crate, but only when I need to go out. I have found, leaving them not inside a crate when leaving, puts my paper towels at risk of being shredded. I’ll leave them to roam when I’m home though, which is almost always. I have attached pictures to showcase their cuteness. Please contact me with any questions or inquiries. They will need to follow up with another vet visit for their shots.