Pets of the Week: Jack and Jill
By Allison Roesser
Jack and Jill were born outside
But quickly brought to foster.
Jill is sweet and Jack's a treat
And he'd be lost without 'er.
Oct. 18, 2017: These loving 14-week-old kittens were found on the street as babies with their mom when they were only a few weeks old. They are outgoing and loving and totally committed to one another.
Jack and Jill love playing and they sleep side by side, yet they also enjoy quality time snuggling on their foster mom's lap.
Jack is a gray tabby and Jill is a black tabby/tuxedo. They are as loving as they are cute and cannot wait to bring laughter and happiness into their new home.
Their mother tested negative for FIV/FRLV and so has Jill. Jack has a small hernia that will be repaired when he is neutered and his blood test will be conducted at that time. Chances are, that like his family, he is as healthy as can be.
Both kittens are up to date on their vaccinations and ready for immediate adoption. We are looking to have them adopted as a pair since they are totally bonded and would be lost without each other.
Jack and Jill are currently in the care of tlc Rescue. If you would like more information about them, please email
The adoption donation for this pair is $275 to help cover the cost of their daily needs and vet care.
