Bubba and Baby Cat - Price: Free to good home in Spokane, Louisiana

PLEASE HELP US FIND A NEW HOME! We?re Bubba and Baby Cat. (Guess which one's which) We've been Grandma and Dad?s cats since he found us in front of Walmart and rescued us as kittens seven years ago. We love our people and they love us. But Gram has had to go away and Dad has to move and he can?t take us with him. We are very affectionate and love to snuggle - especially at night. We each have very different personalities. Bubba is naturally bolder, more independent and demanding of attention, especially when he comes in from the cold. Baby Cat is very demure and shy. She is a Bobcat and runs like a rabbit does. She is very fastidious about her fur. Never a hair out of place, but she loves to play hard too. We are dirt box trained and don?t go out very much or for very long, and stay real close. We don?t like dogs or big, mean, male cats. We are ?fixed? and have always had all of our shots and check-ups. Dad has all of our records. Bubba is ok with most everything families do. Baby Cat likes peace and quiet. Please help us if you can. We don?t want to be homeless orphans again. We promise to try to be good. Dad would like to keep us together, if possible, but we understand we both might have to find new people to love and care for us. If you think we might be a good fit for you and you want to talk about it, please call our Dad at (509)329-xxxx (cell) or home answering machine (509)325-xxxx, or e-mail us all of us at bobdxxxxxxxxxxxx5@yahoo.com. Thank you! Meow and Purr :-) :-) p.s. These two are not brother and sister, just raised that way. I found them in two separate boxes. If separating them is necessary Baby Cat should be placed with another female, perhaps in a mothering or sisterly role. And Bubba probably wouldn't mind being a brother or sharing a house with just about any other person or animal as long as they were friendly and liked to play. They would not be a good fit for anyone if they couldn't go outside for a little bit when weather permits. Bubba generally doesn't care about the weather - much (except when it's nasty out.) The cold doesn't bother him as much as it does her. He's a male and they always like to know whose been around the house. That, and the fact that he has longer fur. Baby Cat is a warmer weather, fenced backyard with lots of grass to munch on and a shady bush to nap under and hide kind of cat. They are both somewhat lactose intolerant. (No milk in a dish by itself). If you're good people and would be responsible owners, lets talk, get acquainted and go from there. I would love to answer any questions you have. It's important to me to ensure that they are placed in a good, kind, loving home rather than a cage, waiting be eventually euthanized . . and unfortunately, time is growing short. I have to move this coming weekend!