Kitten to a good home

Columbus OH

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My husband and I took in a stray pregnant cat and adopted her last spring. Friends have helped already by taking home two kittens, but there are two we can't keep because we're moving in with a family member that has severe cat allergies to help aging grandparents. My brother was going to take them originally, but he is going through a divorce and can no longer offer them the space/care they deserve. They're super sweet and are handled daily. I've already left for Texas, so my husband is caring for them now. The dark grey one with the white face marking is male (he's shy/more of a cuddler and is better in a home with no small children/puppies), and the fluffy grey tabby with blueish eyes is female (she's a hoot and wants to play constantly but also is ok with being held...definitely the better kitten for small children). We have dogs and a lovebird, so they're used to other animals. Kittens were born 7 May. Rehoming fee is $40 each. They're the bottom two in the picture. The top two have already found homes. Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to meet one. We really want them to go to responsible homes. Also, if you think this post is inappropriate, please contact me. This post has been flagged by a user one time already without anyone telling me why, and that makes it hard for us to find homes for these two little kittens. We're not breeders, and we've spent over $1000 on taking care of this mom and the six kittens she had through the pregnancy/birth/nursing period. This is strictly a call for help because these kittens do need to be rehomed, and the no-kill shelters told us they were too full to take them in. Trust me, I wish we could go through a rescue or foster program, but no one will take them due to being full already. We move out at the end of the month, so there is a timeline for them to find homes or they'll have to go to the county humane society where they might not find homes. If they don't, they'll be euthanized. We won't live in Ohio anymore and won't be able to come pick them up if it reaches the point of euthanasia. As I said, they were already claimed by my brother but then he fell on hard times unexpectedly.