Cats (2) looking for a home.

[Fitzgerald]

 These two are both female, fixed and
very affectionate. Both cats though
unrelated are tortois shell and are
two and a half years old.  They are
indoor cats.   Any one interested can
send me an e~mail. Phil Fitzgerald

East Tennessee

[Blue Kat]

Sure wish I could help you, but I'm in Florida and already have two cats of my own and don't need any more.  I hope they find a good, loving home soon! 

[Pisces24]

I wish you lotsa luck in finding your two cats a good home.

I am in Eastern Iowa and have 5 cats of my own already. I also volunteer for a group that helps elderly, disabled or low income folks keep their companion pet. So, every year I get as least 5 "opportunities" to adopt cats. 

Of my 5, one was from a private home, 2 from shelters and 2 I rescued.  They are all just wonderful cats and I can't imagine how anyone would not want them.  I call mine my little souls in cat suits.  Yeah I'm a mush - but a practical one. I know my limits and can afford to take good/proper care of the ones I have.

Good Luck!

[Blue Kat]

God love you for taking such good care of the kitties, Pisces!  As I said, I have two and Iall I have room for right now.  I wish I had a big house where I could have more, as well as a dog, but for now that's my limit. 

[Fitzgerald]

      I thank those that replied and
any other cat lovers that read my
message.  I actually have four cats,
two others I have raised for 12 years
now. I would encourage anyone to
adopt a cat as a companion especialy
someone who is ill.  You don't have
to walk your cat on rainy days and
they are not only affectionate but
sometimes they seem to have empathy
when you are feeling down. My cats
love my screened in porch.
               I Thank You~Fitzgerald

[Blue Kat]

My cats would live on my screened-in porch if I let them!  I agree...while I would absolutely love to have a dog, cats are so much easier for people like us with chronic illnesses.