Rehoming 3 4 month old Cats

Spring Lake NC

Description

I’ve raised these kittens since they were 3 weeks old. It was supposed to be temporary till time just kept passing. We are no longer able to foster them as we are relocating to a different state to a smaller house and no pets are allowed no exceptions. These cats are so sweet. I’m sad to rehome them but when I took them in I knew it was just to help them survive and thrive and now I need to find their forever homes. Fat butt (spice)- female. The smallest of the 3 even though she was the largest kitten of them all. She is skittish when it comes to dogs. It took her months to warm up to my dog. She is super sweet and loves to snuggle. She will come up and groom you while you pet her and she loves playing with toys and laser pointers. She’s fast and can jump super high when she’s trying to catch the laser. Baby- Male. Baby as his name states is just a little baby. He makes little mews and loves attention. He gets jealous when his brother or sister are loving on me. He is a completely mamas boy and a motor boat. He purrs ALL.THE.TIME. Loves chin scratches and snuggles and rubbing his face on yours. He also loves my dog and rubs on him with the same love as us. He also goes after food like a dog. He loves pizza and will try to eat any food you give him. Honey- male. When you see a fat cat honey is what you imagine. He was the smallest of the kittens yet now he is almost twice as big as his twin. He is such a sweet boy and loves whole body pets, he is super chill and easy going but does try to jump on the counter when I’m getting his food. He also has a very odd obsession with the fridge. Every time we open it he goes running to the fridge and when it’s closed he will lay next to it. Whether it’s snuggling or playing honey is always happy to be there. I’ve honestly never met such a fat easy going cat in my entire life. All are litter trained. Not spayed/neutered and need a loving home who will keep them as indoor pets. When all cars are gone I will remove the post. There is a $25 rehoming fee for the cats to ensure they go to a good home.