Adopters need to live in Monterey County, as Yin & Yang are based in Salinas. These bonded tuxedo brothers have a close relationship and both are very affectionate—expect plenty of snuggles and head bumps. Yin, with more black on his face, tends to hang back a bit at first but quickly warms up and becomes just as cuddly as his brother. Yang, who has more white and a bit of extra padding, could use some encouragement to lose weight—a few good play sessions and a home with room to roam should help. They get along well with other cats and dogs. Yin & Yang must be adopted together since they are so closely bonded. If you’re hoping for a pair of gentle, playful companions, these brothers will add a lot of heart to your home. Your new best friend is just one click away.