I rescued Ricky and Nevra along with their two brothers from a parking lot in Brooklyn in the dead of winter last January. They were all about 10 weeks old when I brought them to Hope Veterinary Clinic. We socialized the kittens at Hope, but it was difficult because the only contact the kitties would have with people would be in their cage. One of the brothers was adopted last spring and the other one in the summer. The girls anxiously await a home and a chance to be normal cats. Ricky and Nevra are both exceptionally bright and playful. Unfortunately they still do not quite understand how to be social with people. When people come up to their cage they just stay where they are, whereas other cats will rub up against the cage and talk to people. Most mistakenly assume that the girls are not friendly, but in reality they are quite friendly when they get to know individuals. Please give these girls a chance, they have had a tough life so far, and they would really like a chance to stretch their legs and be apart of your home.

If you are interested,
please contact me,
Aliza Lloyd at
(917) 371-0673.