Salina & Sarina Domestic Short Hair Mokena, IL

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Meet Salina and Sarina! They are darling sisters that was rescued in southern Illinois - they made the long trip north with hopes of finding a loving forever home. Salina and Sarina have been living in one of our wonderful foster homes while waiting to be adopted. They are a bonded pair and looking for a forever home together.

These two have made amazing progress in their foster home. They are super affectionate and get along with the resident cats and dog. They are very attached to each other and do not like to be apart. If one makes a sound, the other comes running. Both girls are very playful and food motivated. 

According to their foster, Salina (brown tabby) is a little bundle of love with a strong purr. Her foster stated that she may be one of the most affectionate and friendly kittens she has ever met. Salina enjoys watching birds out the window and Temptations puree treats. She loves to sit on her foster's shoulder and will ask for pets from everyone she meets!

Sarina was initially a bit shy, but with a little patience she warmed up and showed her sweet personality. She loves a comfy pillow to take naps and enjoys scratches behind the ears. She likes laser pointers and Temptation treats. Sarina is on her way to becoming a lap cat too.

Want to help care for her while she waits to find her forever home? You can be a "Sponsor!" Click on the "sponsor" button on this profile and your one-time donation will be used for vital everyday essentials such as her food, litter and medical care! Thank you for helping save lives!

All NAWS cats are spayed/neutered, micro-chipped and up to date on vaccines.

A Cat Adoption Application is required should you decide you’d like to apply to adopt a NAWS cat. Please complete and submit the application electronically on our website at http://www.nawsus.org.