About Anna and Elsa

These sisters were found on the streets. They were a born into a feral colony that a cute little old lady was caring for. When her momma died when they were only a couple of months old, the lil old lady took her into her home, but was already caring for 9 other cats at the time. She called out for help, and I went and picked them up. At my house, they've gotten very used to kids, strangers, and Elsa even has been caught comfortably sitting next to the shih tzu, though she gets understandably cranky when my clumsy beagle gets too far in her personal space, though generally, she's pretty patient. Anna likes the dogs less, but will tolerate sitting in a room with them as long as she has a cozy lap to snuggle in and feel safe. They both love lap sitting and snuggles. They are currently living mostly in my bathroom. I only ever intended to foster them. I'm a bit allergic, but it was on my bucket list to foster kittens and the stars seemed right. I'd adopt them in a heartbeat if it weren't for the allergies. They are sweet, and particularly low maintenance. They are domestic short hairs, Elsa has is a yellow tabby, anna is a grey tabby with white feet and a heart on her chest. She and her sister have had 1 vet visit with me and one with the lady prior. They were fixed at that first visit and have had their first round of vaccines, but will need another in a few weeks. There will be an adoption fee, but just to make sure you are serious and can handle the financial commitment it takes to have a cat. Thanks again. These kitties love warm hugs, and some say like reindeer, kittens are better than people!

Utah County
Orem, Utah