About Small and Patty(gray)

If you or someone you know would be interested in taking care of a (or preferably two) cat(s), please contact me as soon as possible. 770-880-8058 Information: I've been taking care of 'Small' and 'Patricia' for 8 or 9 months now; they were born the last week of March 2017, so they're nearly a year old. I'm unsure about breed or the litter they came from, but to my knowledge they're currently healthy. However, they have not been spayed/'fixed' or received any immunizations that I know of (in the event that someone is able to take them for adoption, I'd more than happily help pay for their vetting. They're quite active and get along very well with pretty much everyone that we have over to our apartment. Admittedly, Small (the tabby) is a little more reserved when it comes to interaction with humans. Easily the more selective of the two in terms of who she'll lay on top of or allow to hold her for extended periods of time. I think it's likely due to her more excitable nature. She's constantly active and playing with her sister. Patty on the other hand is the more docile of the pairing and is great with people. Along the same line, while neither of them generally enjoy bath-time, patty is a bit more easy-going once she gets acclimated. I've moved from feeding them wet food and dry food in combination to exclusively dry food. As it stands, they prefer purina one healthy-kitten formula, chicken flavored (blue and purple bag), as opposed to any alternatives I could find. They share a litter-box that I keep in my bathroom, and furnish with scoop-away multi-cat (clumping cat litter, though I'm sure anything you intend to use would be a fine substitute). They're definitely INDOOR CATS. It's hard to explain much more about them. Reason: I didn't intend on being the permanent care-taker of these little guys when I first came across them, and due to a recent noise complaint that we've received, our leasing office gave notice that we're in violation of our agreement and either have to pay a $300 registration fee per cat as well as $15 additional rent per month, per cat, or have them relocated by the end of the week. I'm currently not in a position to keep them under those circumstances and after a few days of networking, I've been unable to find a no-kill shelter that has any vacancy for them. Thank you for reading and/or sharing.

Cobb County
Marietta, Georgia