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See Courtesy Posting Disclaimer * ‼️BONDED PAIR OF SISTERS‼️  Oak Ridge, TN Meisha and Remi are 1½-year-old bonded sisters who spent their first year surviving on the streets together after being abandoned as tiny kittens. When the world was cold and scary, they curled up together. When one was afraid, the other stayed close. They survived because they never left each other’s side. Now they are safe in foster care… but they are still waiting for someone to choose them. The challenge has been that they are a little shy, and shy cats are often the most overlooked. “Shy” does not mean unfriendly. It simply means they need time to observe, feel safe, and build trust. Cats like Meisha and Remi often form incredibly deep and loyal bonds with the people who give them patience and kindness. Sometimes “shy” just means they’re waiting for the right person. Could that person be you? Meisha – the curious, playful explorer who loves investigating everything. Remi – the gentle, sensitive sweetheart who gains confidence from her sister. Together they love to: - Play and wrestle - Zoom around the house - Groom each other - Curl up together for cozy nap. Their dream home: • Quiet, calm, indoor-only home • Patient humans willing to let them adjust at their own pace • They LOVE other cats • Possibly okay with a calm, cat-savvy dog Health & Habits: ✔ Spayed ✔ Vaccinated ✔ FeLV/FIV negative ✔ Dewormed ✔ On flea/tick/heartworm prevention ✔ Perfect litter box manners They already survived the hardest part of life. Now they’re just waiting for someone to give them the one thing they’ve never truly had… a FOREVER home together.  ❤️For more information or to meet these two sweet souls contact: Terry Berliner Haberman [email protected] (865-934-8441) APPLICATION REQUIRED [Posted 4/28/2026]  *Please be aware that this animal is a courtesy posting for the owner ONLY. SARG has no personal knowledge of this animal, nor of the animal's background and makes no claims with regard to the animal's health or behavior. SARG is therefore not responsible, nor do we make any claim about the adoptability of this animal.