Raven & Sparrow (bonded siblings) - Domestic Short Hair and American Shorthair Cat for Adoption in Brownsville, Pennsylvania

Last week a sweet woman that helps us regularly with food, litter and & contributes money, reached out about a couple kittens, she heard were being kept, inappropriately. She wanted to know if I knew of any rescues that would take them? Honestly watching alot of groups being inundated with hundreds, I knew odds were slim.

Raven & Sparrow are from Labelle area, their mother showed up pregnant, delivered, then a few weeks later, disappeared. The people that owned the property, put the kittens in a crate on the porch, in shade, for about 4 weeks. They didn't give a litterbox, they just used pee pads, that they changed 3 times a day. They also weren't fed enough, they were very thin. Sparrow the long haired brown tabby boy, had a tic on his ear, depressed, nervous, his fur was sticky, thick, smelly from being on pee day & night. Raven, the black female didn't take long to warm up, but, skinny, both kittens took 2 1/2 minutes of straight drinking while I was waiting for food to come.
The first night, they held their urine & did not move their bowels, then on the way to the vets in the morning, they pooped in the carrier. So, I put that in the litterbox, they've been in it ever since!

Yesterday 6/23/26, Raven & Sparrow were FeL/FIV tested negative. When I got them Saturday they started their vaccine series and dewormed. While neutering Sparrow, we dug out a whole lot of earmites, but poor Raven was worse, she was impacted with earmites.

Sparrow came out of his shell, Raven tells him its ok to eat or hey look heres a ball you can play with. They've been together, alone & supporting each other in unkempt conditions for at least 4 weeks. Their approximate date of birth is 5/1/2026, making them right now almost 8 weeks. These sweethearts have quickly gained weight, they look forward to being held, although Sparrow takes a few seconds to think about it, he follows Ravens lead and comes forward to be picked up.

This is a link to their Facebook page which has more pictures & video clips....

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BXxAcLBj5/

I believe Raven & Sparrow belong together.
Adoption fees for them together are $225, which includes a $50 spay deposit, when Raven is older, between September & October of 2026, she is to be spayed (mandatory), that $50 of the adoption fee will be returned to you.

If you would like to contribute toward these kittens vet bill, vaccines, food or litter or our TNR projects, these are the ways you can....thank you so much for supporting us, as we continue to try to help as much as we can.....

Camelot Veterinary Clinic
169 Sheperd Lane
Uniontown, PA 15401
(Acct# 17510 M. Sorokas Angel Rescue)

PayPal.me/Jessicalotman

https://cash.app/$Msorokaangelrescue

We accept Venmo at:

https://account.venmo.com/u/MSorokasangelrescue

Our Amazon wishlist is below
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The American Shorthair cat breed is known for its versatility, adaptability, and affectionate nature. With a medium to large build, rounded ears, and expressive eyes, American Shorthairs come in a wide variety of coat colors and patterns. Recognized for their playful and sociable demeanor, they make excellent companions for individuals and families alike. This breed is easy to groom, generally healthy, and known for its long lifespan, making them a popular choice for those seeking a loving and low maintenance feline friend.

The domestic short hair cat is a popular and diverse breed known for its unique personalities and low maintenance care. These cats come in various colors and patterns, with short, easy to manage coats that require minimal grooming. Domestic short hairs are friendly, adaptable, and make wonderful companions for individuals and families alike. They possess playful and affectionate qualities that endear them to many, making them one of the most beloved and widely adopted cat breeds worldwide.

Our goal is to provide care to cats, stop local over-population and work with potential adopters to stop cats from...