Momo and Harley are both loving, affectionate cats, and are both kept indoor at all times. They are cats and, as such, are aloof. However, they have a good personality as they like their own space and are not constantly begging for attention. They have a knack for knowing the right times to cuddle. They have lived together for about 5 years, but can live apart also. They will groom each other on occasion and play, but they have been separated before during the last couple of years while we've moved. If they can be kept together, great. If not, that's fine too. They both get along well with dogs, other cats, children, and adults. As far as cats are concerned, I would consider them fairly relaxed and easy going for the most part.
I've had Momo for about 6 years. He was a rescued stray that was nursed back from being severely underweight. Momo has a significant purr and loves to lay on your chest. He's also keen to lay under bent up knees (especially if you're covered with a blanket) and loves to cuddle under the blankets at night. He's neutered, up to date on all vaccines, and has no health issues.
Harley was adopted from a local Petco. She loves a bit more attention than Momo. She's more of a lap cat. If she's seeking attention, she's known to give a small little headbump. Once you're petting her, she often responds with a gentle meow, a quick purr, a few licks, and maybe a very soft, very gentle nibble. Harley is spayed, up to date on vaccines, and has been known to have stomach issues about once a year. She has been seen by the vet several times for this (along with numerous lab tests) and no cause has been found. The most logical conclusion is that Harley will try to eat something she shouldn't (i.e. leaves, plants, water from a recent shower or bath, etc.).
They have lived together for about 5 years, but can live apart also. They will groom each other on occasion and play, but they have been separated before during the last couple of years while we've moved. If they can be kept together, great. If not, that's fine too.
I will be moving soon, and many of the apartments I'm looking at are unable to take pets. I am also at a point where it is becoming difficult to afford the apartments that will charge an arm and a leg for deposit fees and added monthly rent. Please take my sweet furry friends and love them unconditionally. They didn't ask to be uprooted but I know the right home is out there for them.
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