Rescue:

Tiny sisters Pippa and Pandra were heard crying desperately for help from high atop a wagon
loaded with hay in a drive shed. Their rescuer climbed a ladder and found them huddled together
on the straw, weak and starving. Only days earlier, he had seen their mother — a feral cat — struck
and killed on the nearby road. She had likely chosen the shed for safety while raising her kittens,
but after losing her, the babies were left alone. Unsure what to do, the man fed them cow’s milk
with an eyedropper until Pet Patrol could take them in. Once safely in care, Pippa and Pandra
eagerly tucked into kitten food, supplemented with formula, and began to thrive. Their tiny cries
were soon replaced with happy purrs as they regained their strength and learned what it meant to
feel warm, loved, and full.

Personality:

Meet Pippa and Pandra, an irresistible pair of fluffy sisters who bring double the joy and double the
snuggles! These two are a perfect blend of playful energy and heartmelting
affection. With their soft-as-clouds coats and adorable little waddles when they run, it’s impossible not to smile when
they’re around. Whether they’re chasing after string wands, pouncing on feather toys, or curling up
in your arms, Pippa and Pandra are happiest when they’re sharing the love. These gentle girls
adore being held and cradled like babies, once they’re in your arms they’ll melt right into you for
endless cuddles. They’re wonderfully social and get along beautifully with other cats of all ages, as
well as with children who appreciate their playful, affectionate nature. Sweet, soft, and full of
personality, they’ll fill your home with warmth and purrs. For their safety and happiness, Pippa and
Pandra should be kept indoors only, where they can continue to thrive and share their love in
comfort and security.