Noah & Rain

Meet Noah & Rain Noah and his sister Rain are a delightful pair of bonded brother and sister kittens. At just 3 1/2 months old, they have already stolen the hearts of everyone they meet. Noah, with his charming orange fur, brings a touch of sunshine wherever he goes. His sister, a classic brown tabby with expressive eyes, captures attention with her beauty. These kittens have the perfect balance of playfulness and relaxation. They love to engage in playful antics, chasing after toys and exploring their surroundings. But when it's time to unwind, they are experts at cuddling. They find comfort in curling up with each other and their humans, creating a warm and loving atmosphere. Noah and his sister have a special bond that is evident in their interactions. They are inseparable, always by each other's side. Their love for one another is heartwarming to witness, and it brings joy to everyone around them. If you're looking for sweet and laid back kittens who will bring endless love and happiness to your home, Noah and his sister are the perfect choice. With their playful nature, affectionate cuddles, and unwavering bond these two will bring joy to your home. Noah and Rain are looking for their forever family, please consider making them a part of yours. Noah & Rain have been neutered and spayed and are up to date with vaccines/ FVRCP (Rabies if age appropriate), they are FIV/ FeLV negative, have been dewormed and are microchipped. Noah & Rain's story Friends of Felines was called by a good samaritan when they heard kittens crying by a loading dock. It had been raining for 3 days here in SoFlo and where they were found it floods. These two were found floating in a styrofoam box and the water they were in was almost knee deep. The box got stuck under a trash/box compactor. These two were soaked wet, cold, very hungry and scared. We immediately took them home and gave them the TLC that they needed. They are very lucky because another day and the outcome for these two wouldn't have been good. We are happy that we were able to get them, keep them safe and give them the attention that they needed to survive and be healthy and happy.