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[Young FRANKenstein]

(I travel to Seoul often, so if you live in Seoul I can easily bring them with me if you decide to take them).

I'm being booted from my current apartment (the lease is lapsing and my school is not renewing it), and the place they are putting me is just way too small to comfortably keep one cat, nevermind two. It was just sort of sprung on me at the last minute, so this is all a surprise and why I'm scrambling to find a home for them.

They are brother and sister littermates, and should ideally go as a pair since they cry when they are apart from each other.

They are about 15 months old, have all their shots, and are both neutered. Neither have been de-clawed and have been house cats since day one.

The male is a red tabby and the attention wh0re of the pair. Very much a people cat; loves being pet, getting brushed, and curling up beside you and/or sleeping with you in bed.

The female is a calico tabby and is the strong silent type. Much more of a loner than her brother, excpet when roughhousing together. She's a little on the skittish/neurotic side as most calicos are, but is a lazy layabout once she's comfortable with you and her surroundings.

Both are quiet cats and rarely cry, even when left by themselves over a weekend. The only times they make any noise is if you decide to feed them a can of wet catfood, then they don't shut up until you give it to them (and they know exactly what those cans look like, so don't pick one up unless you plan on opening it for them...fair warning ).

If you need litterboxes or toys or whatnot, I can give those to you, too. I even have a large cat-tree if you have the room for it.

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Plus, I'm SURE you've gathered the drill by now, but just in case you haven't...www.animalrescuekorea.org