Free Black and White Kittens (Town N Country, FL)

Free Black and White Kittens

Two weeks ago we saved three black and white male kittens. Their feral mother was trapped and taken to Animal Services. We found the kittens in our garage shortly after. They are gaining weight eating solid and wet kitten food and using the litter box consistently. They are approximately 6 weeks old. Groucho - He was the one that took the longest to socialize and now he s the first to climb on your lap for a nap. He s pictures with a light blue collar. He is my favorite and if we didn t already have 4 cats we d be keeping him. He has a very loud motor and it runs full speed when being scratched in just the right places. Marx - He is the biggest kittie in the litter and the wildest. He is the kitten with the most white wearing a red collar. He has a wonderfully adventurous spirit and loves to run and play. Marx is my 4 year old son s favorite kitten and he picks him up and carries him around. Marx puts up with this constant attention and seems to enjoy the attention. He loves to hide under the couch and swat at your feet as you walk by. Charlie - Charlie is the runt of the litter and is wearing the dark blue collar (he and Groucho are almost identical except for their noses). He still eats primarily wet food and is smaller than his two brothers. He is very sweet and loving. He was the first one to venture up the stairs and the others were quick to follow. These kittens have not been vet checked and have not been neutered. To avoid further overpopulation please be able to have these kittens fixed. The feral cat population continues to grow and shelters have no room for the offspring of these animals. If the pictures show up in the order I attached them you will see Groucho first with the light blue collor standing next to the stuffed animal. Charlie is next with an extreme close up and Marx is the one sitting by the window with more white than the others. Please contact me ASAP for more information. We need to find them homes quickly as my 4 adult cats are not tolerating them well. Thank you.