Rescue:

Red and Wally came from a rural property about an hour and a half from the Pet Patrol sanctuary,
where their caregiver was desperately trying to find safe placements for a growing number of
friendly barn cats. Born in May to a feral mother, the boys spent most of their young lives outdoors,
although they had access to a cat shed and sheltered cat house during cold nights and poor
weather. Their mama was eventually rescued, spayed, and returned to the property where she
continues to be cared for, helping to stop the cycle of more kittens being born. Red and Wally were
given the opportunity for a different future and came into Pet Patrol’s care, where they have taken
wonderfully to the comforts of indoor life. They are now enjoying everything the sanctuary has to
offer and are ready to leave barn life behind for good.

Personality:

Red and Wally are two incredibly sweet, affectionate boys who have discovered that indoor life—
and all the attention that comes with it—is definitely for them! Red is the chatty one of the pair and
may take a little time to settle in, but what he really wants is to curl up on someone’s lap and be
loved. He is comfortable with both men and women and gets along well with other cats. Wally is
wonderfully easygoing, with remarkably soft fur and an equally strong desire for affection. He loves
being held and carried around and will eagerly seek out attention from his people. These bonded
brothers are happiest with plenty of love and each other by their side. Red and Wally are ready to
be adopted into their forever home together—one that will welcome them into the family and keep
them safely indoors.