From barn cats to housecats
Millie (the smol one) and Renley (the BIG brother) are half siblings. They share a dad but have different moms and were born in the same farm, separated by few hay bales.
Instead of living their lives primarily outdoors, hunting and patrolling the environment, roaming free, or sheltering in outbuildings some kitties are more suited for the housecat life.
Millie and Renley, along with their 25 (yes, twenty-five) siblings and half siblings, were rescued from a single Central Wisconsin farm when they were very young. Transition from a barn cat to a housecat has proven to be an easy task for them, and also for us in that matter:)
After several vet visits for vaccinations and spay/neuter surgeries they are both healthy, easy going and super social kittens! They have been accepted, or maybe more like tolerated, by our not-so-young queen-of-the-cats too (who thinks there's way too much energy in those packages)!
I am happy to have been able to provide them a loving home with continuous hugs and kisses, not to mention the daily care they deserve!
This photo portraits their personalities quite accurately :)
From barn cats to housecats
Millie (the smol one) and Renley (the BIG brother) are half siblings. They share a dad but have different moms and were born in the same farm, separated by few hay bales.
Instead of living their lives primarily outdoors, hunting and patrolling the environment, roaming free, or sheltering in outbuildings some kitties are more suited for the housecat life.
Millie and Renley, along with their 25 (yes, twenty-five) siblings and half siblings, were rescued from a single Central Wisconsin farm when they were very young. Transition from a barn cat to a housecat has proven to be an easy task for them, and also for us in that matter:)
After several vet visits for vaccinations and spay/neuter surgeries they are both healthy, easy going and super social kittens! They have been accepted, or maybe more like tolerated, by our not-so-young queen-of-the-cats too (who thinks there's way too much energy in those packages)!
I am happy to have been able to provide them a loving home with continuous hugs and kisses, not to mention the daily care they deserve!
This photo portraits their personalities quite accurately :)