Gorgeous 8-Month-old Brothers, Chubbs and Tiger in need of rehoming
Gorgeous 9-Month-old Brothers. They are the best of mates and have been inseparable since the day they were born!
Unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances, and with a broken heart, I need to rehome them.
They have to go together, I won't separate them.
Tiger ( white and tabby ) He can be cautious and timid, but sooo loving once he's comfortable and secure.
You will hear him when its dinner time!!
His brother, Chubbs (Grey and white) He wants to know about and be in everything! He loves water and especially watching it go down the sink or sitting on the washing machine to watch through the lid lol
Last pic is them at 3 weeks old - Always together!
Both boys love a cuddle, Tiger is happy lying next to you, Chubbs is happy lying on you!
They are inside cats. They go in the front yard supervised from time to time to check things out, but don't stay out for long.
They have been with their mum whos 4 and our 16 year old cat and our dog since they were born and they all get along amazing!
They are very protective, caring big cousins (thats them in the pic with their baby cousin we looked after) they just loved her as did she love them!
They haven't been microchipped, desexed or vaccinated as yet, but have been worm and flea treated regularly and they are litter trained. They are very healthy and have had no issues since they were born, just thrived..
Having the 2 of them has been easier as they have each other to play or cuddle with if your at work or out.
They have there brotherly muck around fights, but are never very far from each other!
I just want them to be loved, cared for and safe.
They have new bowls, beds and a litter tray that will go with them
They are located in Mitcham and available now. Really need them rehomed asap unfortunately :(
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