WANTED: Purrfect Purrmanent Homes for Four

Three of my fosters went to Petsmart for adoptions  for 10 days and just got home Sunday evening.  I also brought home Homer's buddy, Chucky who integrated without incident.  Homer as you will see is very photogenic and cute as a button.  He is in his hidey sham that drapes over a folding chair.  When Dory is home they often curl up together in this sham, 

 

 

Homer is playful, loving and affectionate with cats, persons, and gentle dogs.  He still plays with Chuck but then he also plays with Leah and Chewy and Dory when she will. He is gentle with Hope, somehow realizing she is not as rough and tumble as the others.

 And now we have Princess Leah who was huffy and hissy at the drop of a hat when she first came to the Cat House but is now brave, rough and tumble at play and loving and sweet with persons of the human kind, settling in for petting when her play time winds down.  She is a gorgeous torti(?), although as one can see not apt  to sit still for photo ops and very sensitive to the flash on the camera.

 In these photos she is trying to get Homer to come out and play.  However when he naps, he naps.  He returned to serious napping immediately after I got my shots of him.

Chewy and Chuck came out to play and the photos of them today mostly reflect the serious wrestling that went on and other occupations typical of cats like chowing down after serious exercise.

Chewy is undercat here  even though he is a bit bigger but his mouth is ready for nipping the neck of the pinner.
After a little break shown here they went off  to share a bite.

Nice face on shot of Chuck.  Here is one more of chuck that shows how well he integrated.

 

 

And finally the Princess, in Princess pose.  

 

Although Chewy and Leah are sibs and companionable, and Homer and Chuck have been long time buddies starting during their sanctuary days, they can be mixed and matched because they all love one another and play well together.