Two new kittens join a small colony of feral cats cared for by an elderly gentleman. They came back frequently for food and were always together without anyone coming to pick them up and when the gentleman's niece met the kittens. She was surprised at how sociable they were, standing up and seeking attention. She found them friendlier than other cats and wrote to our rescue saying Lindsay Hagland.

A board member of the Coastal Bend cat rescue organization, the kittens roll around on their front porch in Rapture and follow people around begging for food. Without delay, cuddly volunteers from the Coastal Bend cat rescue came to pick up the kittens and the kittens gave them a warm welcome showing that they were just waiting for their chance to get off the streets they found themselves in. I went straight to the delivery truck.

We're surprised to say Lindsay the kittens Lando and Dany are about 6 months old after arriving in their new home. They have integrated into their surroundings, ready to receive affection from human friends at any time. They are extremely affectionate with humans, love to be petted, scratched and cuddled on your forehead. Lap Linsay shared that in the end, Dany is the most emotional person.

He seemed transported to seventh heaven with happiness at every emotional touch that was not immediate. But soon both kittens got used to using the litter box and completely lost the taste of family life. Wandering around in search of food and shelter, the brothers spent most of their time. time in sweet sleep.

Sunbathing and cuddling with people, so contrary to the life they once led. It's okay that we will never know the full story of Dany and Lando, we will never know where they came from but now the kitten brothers are thriving in a cozy home, they are the center of attention where they should be and enjoy it.