Many, many kittens start out with a Mama cat looking for a safe place to have her kittens, and since many humans live at apartment complexes, many mom cats have their litters there too. When a Mama cat was seen around with two tiny kittens, they were brought to The Cat House to get all that they need to live a good healthy life.

A great foster mom has been nurturing two great brothers named Tobey and Tyler. This is what she has to say: “I have had the pleasure of fostering the two handsomest and most lovable brothers named Tobey and Tyler. They have been a great joy. Both are unusually beautiful and sweet and fun. Tobey loves attention and was friendly from the very first day he arrived. He purrs a lot. He is a happy boy who will adjust easily to a new environment.

“He and his brother love to play with all their toys and each other. He does get over-stimulated after being petted for a while, which makes him want to give little love bites. He’s also a boisterous playmate so he might not be a comfortable fit for very young children. He always wants to please, so he will learn quickly and be a wonderful boy with older children and adults. He and his brother Tyler have always been together and would make a great pair.”

This gorgeous guy named Tobey is easy-going, affectionate, bunny-soft, and happy-spirited, and is ready to bring his big purrsonality to a sweet forever family who will treasure him. What a pair of gems for you if Tyler came too!

To adopt Tobey, or see other available cats and kittens, visit The Cat House on the Kings.

All adoptable animals are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, treated for fleas, and litterbox trained.

The nonprofit Cat House on the Kings is California’s largest no-cage, no-kill, lifetime cat sanctuary and adoption center.