Scotty Domestic Short Hair Mix Stanford, CA

Scotty may have been the runt of the litter, smaller than his brother, but he makes up for it by his friendly ways with everyone.He's possibly a little less cautious or aware than Boots (both cats need to be an indoor-only, but this is especially important for Scotty). He also gets along with kids and adults, and is curious about our adult cat even though she doesn't actually want to play with him. Both kittens are happy to be held when they're not feeling too wiggly, and will sometimes crawl into our laps to take a nap, or curl up beside you in bed. They're also clearly attached to each other, and each will call out for their brother if they're separated. Ideally they could be kept together, as sticking together has seemed to help them with the transition away from their original home quite a bit. They routinely share food, water and beds. They are both very well behaved, neither scratches furniture except their scratching posts and both are litter box trained. They didn't even go after the Christmas tree ornaments! ?Boots and Scotty are vaccinated, neutered, and microchipped and are ready for their new home. Please email contact@felinefriendsnetwork.org t receive an application for these kittens.