If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to add more love, laughter, and companionship to your life, we have just the pair for you. Meet Boxer and Tiger, a truly special bonded duo who are ready to find their forever home—together.
Boxer and Tiger are the last two siblings from a large family of 24 tabby cats who came into our care when their owner became overwhelmed by their sheer number of cats. All their brothers and sisters have found a home, leaving these two sweeties still waiting for their happy ending. At just 1½ years old, they are beautiful short-haired brown tabbies, nearly identical in appearance—though you can tell them apart because Boxer, a male, is a bit bigger than Tiger, the female.
These two are deeply bonded and are usually near one another. They took a little longer than the others to feel comfortable in a new environment, which is why they are still with us. Once they settled in, their true personalities shone through: super sweet, friendly, social, and incredibly loving. They enjoy playtime, attention from their people, and cozy moments together, proving that patience truly pays off.
Boxer is neutered and Tiger is spayed, and both are up to date on vaccines and microchipped, ready to go home with confidence. They do well with other cats and would be comfortable in a home with well-mannered, school-aged children and up. While they haven’t been around dogs, they may be able to adjust to a calm, respectful canine companion.
Most of all, Boxer and Tiger offer something priceless: the chance to welcome not just one cat, but a lifelong friendship into your home. This bonded pair will bring happiness, comfort, and love for many years to come—and there’s no better way to start the New Year than with twice the love. If you’re looking for a meaningful new beginning, Boxer and Tiger are ready to begin it with you.
Hurry to Catmandu this weekend to meet this sweet duo! We are located at 1829 Brown Street, and we are open Friday-Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm. Please arrive early if you intend to adopt.
Catmandu is a non-profit organization that receives no government funding or assistance from national organizations. We rely on donations and the generosity of the community to continue our lifesaving efforts. If you are interested in donating or volunteering, please visit our website at CatmanduCC.org. Meow means thank you.
