Francisco and Freeway are a bonded pair looking for a home together in Los Alamitos, CA. Freeway, just over two years old, is the type to go all-out during playtime but likes his chill moments too. He was found on the 710 freeway with a broken tail that makes him sensitive to firm back scratches and being picked up. Loud noises and heavy footsteps can startle him, so a calm home would help him feel secure. Snacks, toys, and a session of hard play—these are what make Freeway tick, especially when Francisco is by his side. Francisco is a Lynx Point polydactyl rescued at four months old. He’s got more toes and more mischief than your average cat. When he’s awake, he’s a live wire: catching springs, pouncing on feathers, and generally zipping around. If you catch him napping, though, he melts into a puddle for pets. He’s affectionate on his own terms, and his playfulness is non-stop. The two boys are endlessly curious about each other and the world—sometimes Freeway watches as Francisco does zoomies, happy to let the younger cat burn off energy. Their personalities complement each other and their friendship runs deep. These cats need to be adopted as a pair. Let’s make it official, apply to adopt!