KATZENGESICHT

We are Spike and Max, full brothers,

and we are part domestic shorthair and something exotic

(the vet thinks maybe Abyssinian!)

We were adopted two years ago as tiny kittens from NEADY CATS, a no-kill shelter where Mom and Dad volunteer. They obviously got first pick of our litter! To learn more about NEADY CATS please click on the link below.

There are more pictures of us further down on the page!

I'm ChesterMyles Stolzfuss,

and I was abandoned twice at Auburn Cat Hospital

before I was 18 months old. I am now 10.

I picked out my Dad and Mom when they came to adopt a new cat. I am a very sociable, large, cream cameo tabby, and I love to wrestle with my Dad and groom his wet hair. My favorite foods are tunafish, and Chinese food (especially the pork in the fried rice and egg rolls). I have a terrible sweet tooth and sometimes my Dad shares blueberry pie with me. (Don't believe them when they say cats cannot taste sweet. I certainly can!) I also love Fasnacht buns, which is how I got my PennDutch middle name!

My name is Sydney, I am 7 years old and I am "HER KITTENNESS." My nickname is "Hurricane Sydney" and my

whole philosophy of life is "I'm cute. Love me."

I was adopted when I was just a teeny kitten, 8 weeks old, at a PETCO adoption day. Dad bought me a blue harness and leash with pink roses on them.I love to play in the sink, ride in the car and watch trucks and buses drive by.I will literally do somersaults in order get people to rub my tummy. (Especially for my Grandpaw)I was just diagnosed with struvite crystals,

so I have to be careful with what I eat. I LOVE Ballpark Franks and Thomas corn toasties! I also LOVE yogurt covered raisins, and share them with my Mom.She eats the raisins and I eat the coating. (Catwatch says raisins are not good for kitties!)Mom and Dad got me special Science Diet "Princess Food" and I really like it. The best part is, it is ALL MINE.

My brothers can't eat it and so I get it all.

This is our sponsor cat-child"Captian Crooked."

His head is permanantly tilted and he falls over a lot.

We think he was kicked by a horse.

He is also feline leukemia and feline HIV positive.

Which means he probably will not have a very long life,

and will probably not be adopted.

But he has a forever home at the shelter

and our sponsorship will help pay for

vet bills, food, litter, treats and other things.

We will be able to play with him

and give him love and attention at the shelter.

He is a very sweet boy, loves to be held and cuddled,

purrs up a storm and gives gentle little kisses.

There are many other unadoptable cats at the shelter,

some with serious handicaps.

They have a "forever home" at NEADY CATS but

they need help to make their stay there more comfortable.

To learn how to sponsor a "NEADY CAT"

such as Captain Crooked, please click on the link

to NEADY CATS and check out the website.

Thanks from all the kitties!