Benson (male, black) and Nugget (female, charcoal tabby) are the cutest best friend duo! Benson (also known as Benny) came to us from Animal Control and Nugget was found with a severe upper respiratory infection, which lead to her losing one of her eyes. We managed to save the other one and she doesn't let having one eye slow her down one bit!  Even though they are not true siblings, they sure act like it! Their foster family calls them their little "welcome wagons". Nugget will groom Benny until he falls asleep. They love to rumble and tumble, and are full of energy, but when they are exhausted, they are out! They enjoy carrying "catches" (toys) around in their mouths as well as running through tunnels and playing in boxes. They have brought so much joy and happiness to their foster family, and they are sure to bring you a lifetime of it as well.


 

Our policy is only to adopt bonded kittens together. This bond will help the kittens adjust to their new home because they have the comfort and friendship of each other. Even if there are other pets in the home, this bond will continue. While single kittens that are not bonded with another kitten from their litter or foster home may be adopted, there must also be another cat in the new home under the age of two. Adopting two kittens is always recommended because a kitten left alone during the day can become lonely and bored, which sometimes can lead to mischief. 


Interested in adopting? Click the following link to complete a pre-adopt application: 
 https://fayettehumane.org/adopt/catapplication/For full details about ADOPTING, please visit our Adoption Guide (https://fayettehumane.org/adoption-information/adoption-guide/).

All our dogs are tested for heartworms, spayed/neutered, up-to-date on age appropriate vaccines and flea prevention.

Cats are tested for FLV/FIV when age appropriate, as kittens tested at an age less than 16 weeks tends to lead to unreliable results.  All our cats are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on age appropriate vaccines and flea prevention.