FRESNO, CA (Foster to Adopt): Meet Dolly & Kodiak, a playful brother-sister bonded pair ready for their forever home together!
Dolly is a beautiful little sweetheart with soft cream-colored fur and big bright eyes. She’s gentle, curious, and playful, with a sweet personality that makes her such a joy to be around. She loves attention and enjoys playing and cuddling with her favorite companion.
Kodiak is a handsome little gentleman, with his gorgeous dark chocolate-colored fur and adorable big ears. His sweet, curious eyes make him impossible not to love! He’s playful, affectionate, and loves having a buddy to explore and get into kitten mischief with. This little guy is just adorable, and he has a charming personality!
Dolly and Kodiak are a bonded pair, and they truly bring out the best in each other. They love playing together, exploring their surroundings, and keeping each other company. Having one another helps them feel comfortable, happy, and secure.
Because of their close bond, this pair would be happiest going to a home that will adopt them together. They already have a built-in best friend, playmate, and source of comfort in each other. Separating them would mean taking away a very important relationship in their young lives.
Dolly and Kodiak were born approximately 6/2/26. As they have not yet been fixed, they can be placed as "Foster to Adopt" kittens until after their surgeries have been done (expected to take place in September). Both kittens have received their initial vaccinations, dewormer and flea treatment.
Dolly and Kodiak are ready to find their forever family—together! Transport may be available to a location approximately halfway between Fresno and Oakland. Two kittens, twice the fun, and twice the love!
This is a Courtesy Post, and Dolly & Kodiak are with an independent rescuer in Fresno, California. For more information, please contact Gabby at 559-758-4138 or cgab1147@gmail.com.
Please Note: These kittens have not yet been tested for FIV/FeLV, to our knowledge. Potential adopters should confirm the kittens’ status with their rescuer and should consult with their veterinarian for recommendations regarding testing.
