Mixed Kitten for sale in El Dorado Hills, California

FAQ for Free 11 Month Cats

What is the main reason for giving away these cats?

The reason for giving away these cats is to find them a loving home where they can thrive together. These neutered male brothers are inseparable and would benefit from being adopted as a pair.

Are the cats already trained?

Yes, the cats are potty trained and have received their shots, making them ready for a new home without the worry of starting from scratch.

Do these cats have any special needs?

These cats do not have any special needs but they are favored to have an outdoor option due to their active nature, particularly for effective rodent control.

What type of environment do these cats require?

These mixed breed cats are adaptable but prefer an environment where they have access to the outdoors, as they enjoy exploring and keeping their surroundings pest-free.

Where are the cats located?

The cats are located in El Dorado Hills, El Dorado County, California, United States. Prospective adopters should be in or near this area for easy transition.

Can the cats be adopted individually?

While it is preferable for the brothers to be adopted together, individual adoptions may be considered depending on the circumstances. It is recommended to keep them together to maintain their bond.

What breed are these cats?

These cats are of mixed breed, which means they can have various characteristics and traits from different breeds, making them unique and lovable.

Is there a pet deposit or adoption fee?

No, there is no pet deposit or adoption fee for these cats as they are being given away for free. The primary goal is to find them a suitable and caring home.

What food or supplies will I need to prepare for these cats?

You will need to prepare some basic supplies such as food, a litter box, scratching posts, and toys to keep them happy and healthy in their new home.

What if I have other pets at home?

It's important to introduce the cats to your other pets gradually. Since they are social as a pair, they may adapt well to other animals, especially if given proper introduction and time.