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Maple and Pancake

Our Feature cats of the month.

Maple

Maple is a very affectionate kitten, she loves kisses and being around her humans, especially at night time. She is also independent, active, and playful. She will not beg for attention, but she will be ready when you need it. Loves toys, tunnels, balls, wand toys, and fake mice. She is amazing.

At only five weeks old, this litter of six (Waffle, Syrup, Karo, Pancake, Biscuit, and Maple) was abandoned in 95-degree heat on a levee in southern Illinois. A good Samaritan found them, picked them up, and cared for them until transport volunteers drove them up to PPAH in Chicago. These kittens have an estimated birth date of 5/1/2022.

We are looking for Maple to be adopted with her sibling Pancake as they play, snuggle, and spend so much time together. Maple definitely needs Pancake to be her perfect partner in crime. Maple gets along with other cats and kittens. She has not been exposed to dogs, but we think these siblings would be fine with a proper introduction.

Pancake

Pancake is as sweet as a real pancake. He is so gentle, loving, and cuddly. He loves to play with his sibling Maple. He’ll run and jump, and chase her all over the house. Pancake plays with as many toys as possible; balls, wand toys, tunnels, and laser pointer. He is very curious and independent. He will not beg for attention but loves when humans spend time with him. His favorite place to sleep is in bed with his foster mom.

At only five weeks old, this litter of six (Waffle, Syrup, Karo, Pancake, Biscuit, and Maple) was abandoned in 95-degree heat on a levee in southern Illinois. A good Samaritan found them, picked them up, and cared for them until transport volunteers drove them up to PPAH in Chicago. These kittens have an estimated birth date ofĀ 5/12/22.

Pancake would love to be adopted with his perfect partner in crime, his sibling Maple. They are both fine with children and adults. They have not been exposed to dogs, but would likely be ok with them with a proper introduction.

All animals are already spayed/neutered, FIV/FeLV tested negative, micro-chipped, de-wormed and have all necessary shots. They are ready to go to a loving home. Adoption fee is $175.00.

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