13th Street Cat Rescue

Oreo and Cookie Dough came to us as tiny little 2 week old kittens. We bottle fed them and have spoiled them with love and affection. When they were itty bitty, they slept in a ying-yang pattern and as they grew, they've grown even more bonded.

If you were only thinking about one kitten to add to your family, we'll hope you'll consider this awesome twosome! They sneak, pounce, wrestle and play together, then it's off for a nap together until one wakes up and tells the other "it's time to play, wake up!" It's really cute to watch them groom each other...and both have the same purr/meow...they have some siamese mixed in and talk to you while you pet and play with them.

Cookie Dough is a tomboy/princess. One minute she's grooming herself and her brother, the next minute she's ready to wrestle and take him down. She likes to hide behind things and pounce out and attack Oreo. It's hilarious. When she's all played out...she'll come over, climb into our lap for attention and cuddles. She's very dainty the way she tucks her paws under herself. She's super sweet and funny--and she absolutely adores her brother, so it would be really nice to see them adopted together.

They are going through their kitten "crazies"...they wrestle, pounce and are completly goofy. Not good for little kids right now.

These kittens are super boned and so we want to keep them together. Seriously--they are always sleeping intertwined, groom each other; these two adore each other.

To Adopt one of our Cats or Kittens,
please fill out an Online Adoption Application on our website 
https://www.13thstcats.org/info/adoption

If the animal bio says that they are a "Courtesy Listing",
the contact information will be included in the animal bio for you to reach out to them directly.

Thank you for wanting to Adopt!

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13thstcats.org is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit, No-Kill Rescue Group based in San Jose.

We try our best to match our cats to the perfect homes, and match them based on their personalities, not their looks. Adoptions are not done on a first come, first serve basis, rather in the order of what homes are the right match for that particular cat