Rescue:

It is not uncommon for a rescue group to come across a large colony of cats that need to be
rescued. Usually, a plea for help is put out by the owner, or a concerned friend/neighbour,
wanting the cats living conditions to be improved and to control the over population. They may
be living in an industrial area, hoarder’s home or a farm property and traditionally none of the
cats have been spayed or neutered. It would be difficult for one rescue group to be able to
take in all the cats and they reach out to other cat rescue organizations to assist. The colony
that Harlan and Huey came from had at least forty five cats living on a farm. It was an older
couple and things just got out of hand. Homes needed to be found, but usually people run out
of connections for that, and within a month the cats would begin breeding again. Luckily all the
kittens there were safely housed in the work shop and socialized by the couple. They arrived
at Pet Patrol healthy and with good weight.

Personality:

Huey and Harlan are fun and affectionate kittens. Huey is very friendly and will happily sit for
pets for long periods of time and Harlan, although he doesn’t sit still for quite as long, loves to
accept pets. Both kittens meow and purr loudly when receiving chin scratches, head scratches
and belly rubs. They are learning to be picked up and have made so much progress in the
short time they have been in their foster home. The brothers love to play together, wrestle and
chase each other around the apartment then go back to relaxing on the couch together. Huey
sometimes likes to pounce on his brother right after he wakes up to start a playful fight. Huey
and Harlan are ready to be adopted into their forever home. One that will welcome them into
the family and keep them safely indoors