Salem & Jiji

Domestic Short Hair | Chatham, IL

YoungTabby

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Meet Salem & Jiji

Salem & JijiSalem - Domestic Shorthair, Born February 2024, Brown Tabby w/White, Neutered MaleJiji - Domestic Shorthair, Born February 2024, Brown Tabby w/White, Spayed FemaleHellooo! I am Salem, my sister is Jiji, and together we are the purrfect combination of charm and mischief that you’ve been looking for!  On most days, when I'm not busy engaging in epic play battles with Jiji, you'll probably find me curled up in my foster mom's lap.  Now Jiji’s another story ~ she's a real pro at the art of the laser chase!  It's her absolute favorite game, and she'll happily chase that elusive red dot for hours ~ and hours ~ and hours. No resting for that girl.But be forewarned, Jiji and I have our own unique quirks, too.  Mine? I have a habit of following humans around like a furry little shadow and sometimes I get so caught up in the excitement of it all that I end up tangled in your feet ~ sorry!  Jiji’s?  She can come off as a bit shy at first, but trust me, don’t let that fool you.  Once she decides she wants some attention, she asks for it in the most adorable ways possible!So if you're looking for a feline pair who are equal parts playful and cuddly, look no further ~ we have a penchant for mischief and hearts as warm as sunbeams.  I'll take the prime spot in your lap, while Jiji can have the sofa, and together, we'll bring double the love and double the laughter into your home ~ furever.  Jiji and I are a bonded pair and must be adopted together! Adoption Information: Children: Yes Cats: Yes, with proper introduction Dogs: Unknown Adoption Fee: $200 for the pair These kittens will be spayed/neutered, microchipped and have full veterinary checkup and vaccines. To get more info please fill out our online adoption survey. Surveys are responded to in  order, so don't miss out! carenorthshore.org/cat-adoption-survey

Adoption Process
Our adoption process has evolved from many years of experience. The goal of our adoption counselors is to make a good match between animal and family. We get to know each cat or dog's unique personality and different needs. If a specific dog, for example, has large amounts of energy and needs lots of space to run, it is unlikely that he would meet the needs of a person who works long hours and would be unable to exercise the dog. It would be a mismatch that would be bad for dog and human alike. Our adoption counselors look forward to working with you to help you find the right pet for your home.