Nevermore? Not a chance! Meet Edgar & Poe!
One is the life of the party. The other is a shy little wallflower who just needs someone to bring him out of his shell. Together? They're quite the pair! These three-month-old brothers have very different personalities, but one thing brings them both out of hiding: the Cat Dancer toy. Seriously, put that wire-and-cardboard toy in motion and watch these boys lose their minds. Edgar and Poe have been side by side since their days outdoors, and watching their individual personalities shine while they grow together has been a joy. They're a package deal, and we wouldn't have it any other way!
Edgar
Edgar is a raven-black busybody who believes absolutely everything is his business. He's curious, confident, and always ready to supervise, including tooth brushing from his perch on his foster brother's shoulders! He's the brother most likely to be first on the scene, whether there's a new toy, an interesting noise, or something worth investigating.
Poe
Poe is Edgar's more reserved counterpart. This ebony boy, with a little smudge of white on his belly and a fading fever coat, started out as a master of hide-and-seek, preferring cozy corners and tucked-away hiding spots. But once he's in his foster mom's arms, he transforms into a purring puddle, tucking his head into her elbow. And seeing this once-cautious boy come alive chasing the Cat Dancer? Absolutely priceless!
Don't let either boy hear you say "Nevermore!" Edgar and Poe are ready to dance their way into your heart and stay evermore!
Edgar & Poe are neutered, microchipped, vaccinated for rabies, FVRCP, and FeLV, FIV/FeLV negative, and have a negative fecal. They're being fostered in central Indianapolis. Apply to adopt Edgar & Poe at arporescue.org/kitty/edgar
If you are interested in adopting an ARPO pet, please visit our website at arporescue.org to learn more about our adoption process and complete our adoption application. ARPO limits adoptions to within 50 miles of Indianapolis. We do not have a shelter; all pets are in volunteer foster homes.
