Happy Gotcha Day Brother Simon and Sister Seal

It’s so hard for all of us to believe that Brother Simon and Sister Seal have been with us for one year already. Happy Gotcha Day Brother Simon and Happy Gotcha Day Sister Seal, we’re glad you’re a part of our family, although we weren’t too sure at first MOL!

Oh, yes, the photo was back before they got evicted from the big bedroom, but we wanted to have one of them together. Since this is selfie day this is their non-selfie selfie. They still hang together and really are best buds. Simon, as you know, is the outgoing one and Seal is the shy one.

If by some chance you’re new to our blog, Simon and Seal arrived separately as lost feral kittens within days of each other. That’s when they became buds because they both were alone and scared and they decided to deal with it together. The Dad, with some help, did a TNR session and on that day we trapped and TNR’d eight kitties. Seal went in the trap early. The TNR session was about to be over and there was no sign of Simon. By golly, when the Dad went to pick up the last trap Simon was in there.

The first day they came home the Dad put them in the big bathroom to let them adjust. The Dad went outside to take out the garbage and he heard quite a racket coming from inside. Brother Simon was trashing the big bathroom, stuff was everywhere. Sister Seal, on the other paw, was scared and was satisfied just to hide where she could. To make a long story short, the peeps decided to let them both adjust on their timeline.

Now, they are both thriving, and they both love attention and brushing and will purr up a happy storm. They really have made tremendous progress in their first year going from feral to formerly feral. Brother Simon and Sister Seal, we love you both, Happy Gotcha Day!

Remember, adopt cats, we deserve it!!!!! More Forever Homes More Often! Purrrrr! Zip! Later!

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