St Thomas kittens🌴
Brothers from a different mother…
Melon (all black) was born to a feral cat on 7/28/24. She was very pregnant and was brought to the VISN Clinic (Virgin Islands Spay and Neuter Clinic) to be spayed when she went into active labor. Donna, one of the VISN volunteers took her home where she delivered 4 kittens later that afternoon.
Two of the kittens passed, but the other two, who both have limited eye sight survived and went to live, along with mom, with Brianna and Matt. Melon adopted Mongoose (Siamese) who was found in the engine of a car in St Thomas with suspected spinal injuries and a severe neck wound. He was not expected to survive. However, once his neck wound healed, he was permitted to be with the other kittens and Melon was determined that Mongoose, who was not using his back legs, would be his best buddy and play with him.
Mongoose’s legs strengthened and he was able to “wobble walk” and Melon happily chased him around the room. Mongoose is a year old but much smaller than his best bud Melon!
Both boys are neutered, microchipped, felv/fiv tested and vaccinated.
They are very bonded and will be rehomed together. Melon has limited eye sight but that does not deter him from running g around and playing. Both boys are very affectionate and purr non stop!
Pet Search was very happy to have a traveler offer to escort them from St Thomas to Pet Search… thank you Valerie for bringing these wonderful boys back to the mainland so Pet Search could find them the purr-fect family❤️
They will be available soon through Pet Search.
They are very bonded and must be adopted together❤️
Applications available at https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PAPS/Cat
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