Rescue Kittens Reeces and Snickers are Sweet as Candy but Better for Your Waistline

Whether you’re searching for one adorable kitten or two, a small volunteer-based rescue in southern Arizona has got the sweetest little love nuggets you could ever hope to meet. Their names are Snickers and Reeces, and they can be adopted together or separately. Both of these little Tortoiseshell ladies are just 2 months old and ready for adoption today!

Snickers

First up is Snickers. She was a bottle-fed kitten, meaning she is extra sweet and loves her humans that much more. She also enjoys exploring and is considered adventurous in nature. Her favorite activity is playing with her sister, Reeces, until she is worn out, then it’s time to snuggle!

Snickers has been around older cats and has been introduced to small dogs. She would be fine with kids and many lifestyles with proper introductions. Snickers is spayed, current on vaccines, dewormed, and microchipped. She has no special needs and is house-trained. If you’re interested in adding this sweet little lady to your family, please fill out an adoption application the Southern Arizona Cat Rescue website.

Reeses

This little girl is a sweet love bug! Reeses was also a bottle baby and loves to be around her people, too. In fact, she purrs the minute she is held. She likes to play with her crinkle ball, run around with her sister, Snickers, and watch ceiling fans (they’re fascinating!). All in all, she’s a fun and adorable ball of love!

Reeces has been introduced to and does well around older cats. The same goes for small dogs. She would be fine with kids and is young enough to adapt to many lifestyles with proper introductions.

Reeces is spayed, current on vaccines, dewormed, and microchipped. Like her sib, she has no special needs and is house-trained. If you’re interested in adding this sweet girl to your family, you can also fill out an adoption application on the Southern Arizona Cat Rescue website.

For more questions about either of these precious girls, call or email SACatRescue at (520) 200-1643 or adoption@sacatrescue.org.