Marigold and Stosh
Our Feature cats of the month.
Meet Marigold & Stosh! 🧡🤍🐾
Estimated DOB: 5/18/24
This charming duo is the total package — sweet, playful, and full of love! Marigold, a stunning calico with a curious spirit, and Stosh, a dashing tuxedo with the heart of a hero, are a bonded pair. Together, they’re a delightful mix of fun and affection, always ready to make you smile.
These two love spending time with their foster humans — following them around the house, chasing feather toys, and showing off their moves on the cat tree. When playtime’s over, they’re happy to snuggle up for a cozy nap, often curled together like the best friends they are.
Stosh was born without his rear right paw, but don’t tell him that — he zooms, climbs, and plays just like any other kitten! His confidence and joyful attitude are truly inspiring, and Marigold is always by his side, matching his energy and love for life.
Rescued at birth from a farm by a PPAH rescue partner, Marigold and Stosh have grown into happy, healthy, affectionate young cats ready for their forever home. They’re inseparable, resilient, and full of personality — a perfect pair that will fill your life with warmth, laughter, and endless love. ❤️✨
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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