Olli & Papi - bonded pair - Tabby and Tortoiseshell Cat for Adoption in North Highlands, California

If you are interested in meeting this kitty, please complete our adoption questionnaire at http://www.fluffbuddies.org/infoquestions.php

Papi and Olli (short for Olivia because Olivia is quite a mouthful for a little tortie girl), born approximately 5/27/26 are bonded siblings who snuggle together and play gently with each other even though he is quite a bit bigger.

Papi, the boy, is an orange tabby boy with a roundish, stocky build. He is short-haired but has those little tufts at the end of his ears. He is fascinated with us humans. He wants to lie near your mouse - or on your keyboard. Sometimes he will stand near your keyboard and just meow at you - that's his way of saying, "I need some attention. Right now!"

He could not be more purry, vocal, sweet, and outgoing. And that's why Olli needs him - to show her not to be so coy around us humans. If you pet her, like Papi, you will get an instant purr. However, if you direct too much attention her way, she ducks away - but just dangle a toy in front of her and she's right back to you. She is the type who will bond to 1 person (or the members of 1 household) and run and hide when someone knocks on the door (like all the kitties the fosterer personally has.) Papi, however, is very social and will probably greet people at the door.

Used to a small, young dog who ignores kitties.

Adoption events are held at the Fair Oaks Petco (Madison at Hazel) on Saturdays from noon to 4pm.

The tabby cat, known for its distinctive coat pattern featuring swirls, stripes, or spots, is a beloved and versatile breed found in various colors and patterns. Tabby cats are not a specific breed but rather a coat pattern seen in domestic cats of different breeds. They are known for their friendly and sociable nature, making them popular as family pets. Tabby cats are cherished for their playful and affectionate personalities, making them wonderful companions for households of all kinds.

The Tortoiseshell cat is known for its unique coat pattern that blends various hues of red, black, and orange in a striking mosaic. These cats are predominantly female due to the genetics behind their coat coloration. Tortoiseshells are often affectionate and independent, with individual personalities that shine through. Their coats are a beautiful patchwork of colors, making them highly sought-after pets for cat lovers seeking a companion with a vibrant and dynamic appearance.