More about Persimmon - Andrea foster

Did you know female orange cats are fairly rare (only 20% of all orange cats are female) and considered a sign of happiness, joy, prosperity, and good luck? And here is a sister pair! Talk about good fortune! Butternut and Persimmon are bonded sisters that were bottle raised after rescue from a local shelter, adopted together as tiny kittens in December 2024, and recently returned at 18 months old when one of their humans developed a severe allergy. They have had their world turned upside down, but are settling back in to their foster home fairly well - we’d love to get them into their forever home soon so that they can truly relax again! They are good with kids and LOVE affection. Persimmon is the bigger all-orange girl - she’s a little more shy right now, but warms up when she feels secure.  We LOVE seeing our babies adopted in pairs… having a familiar sibling/buddy helps ease their transition to a new home, and gives them a constant companion for life.  For more great reasons to adopt a pair, visit http://www.kittenlady.org/twokittens. If you’re ready to bring abundance into your life, apply at http://www.ppnk.org. Baby Persimmon photo credit: Emily R.