Timber & Tilly Domestic Short Hair Wallingford, CT

Look at these cuties! And ya know what? They’re just as sweet as they are cute! When you meet Timber and Tilly, you’ll notice that they’re little licking machines! We have never met kittens that love to lick people as much as these little peanuts do. It’s THE CUTEST.

You probably noticed that the little fella up front, Timber, appears to be a bit more outgoing than his sister, Tilly, who’s hangin off in the background. Astute observation! That is very much the case. Timber is in your face friendly, and Tilly, while truly super duper sweet and precious, is definitely a bit more on the timid side. These lovies came to us as sort of semi-feral strays and have both made great strides, but Tilly still has a bit of catching up to do. While we’re certain she will continue to get braver and braver, right now she relies on her brudder for a sense of security! As such, we are adopting these babies out as a BONDED DUO; a package deal! Non-negotiable!

THE BASICS:

Breed: domestic short hair

Age guesstimate: between three and four months old

Approximate weight/size: average three month old kitten size, and will likely grow up to be average sized adult kitties.

Energy level: typical kitten energy! They looove to play, they love to scamper around, wrestle, chase toys, parkour off stuff, etc.

We dare you to try to avoid falling completely head over heels for them. We bet you can’t! It’s impossible, honestly. Don’t even bother trying to resist, it’s futile. Just surrender to the ridiculous adorableness and bring these silly little bubs home. It’s the only thing to do in a situation like this.

The collective adoption fee for this pair of cuties is $100. A supplemental fee toward the cost of spay or neuter may be applicable, and would be paid directly to our veterinarian upon pickup from veterinary hospital at time of discharge. The animal will be made current on core vaccines and will be microchipped. Cats will be tested for FIV/feline leukemia virus and dogs will be tested for heartworm disease and tick borne illness.