HOBBS: - male - buff and white - DOB: February 2025 - brother of Tot - can be seen in the Adoption Center at PetSmart-Downingtown, PA From his “owner”: Hobbs was the largest of the litter As babies, he was fiercely protective of Tot, but now they are independent of each other. But still on occasion, they like to snuggle together. Hobbs likes to play with springy toys and furry balls. Hobbs loves to be snuggled, loved, and played with. He is a gentle little giant with a ton of love to give. I would love to have Hobbs and Tot adopted together, but I feel both will thrive in separate homes. They got along and were raised indoors with other cats. I am not sure how Hobbs will react to dogs. Hobbs is neutered, tested negative for FIV / FeLV, and current on all required vaccinations. TOT: - male - gray tabby - DOB: February 2025 - brother of Hobbs - can be seen in the Adoption Center at PetSmart-Downingtown, PA From his owner”: ’Tot (and Hobbs) (brothers) came to us from a sweet semi feral mom who came with the house we bought. Tot started out as our smallest kitten, and at six months he was half the size of Hobbs but had a huge spirit of success. With his fragile start in life, he came through and finally became the sweet boy he is today. He is a bit timid, but will warm up to his new family. He and his brother love fuzzy blankets and snuggling, of course on their terms. We would love to have them adopted together, but we feel both will thrive in separate homes. They got along and were raised indoors with other cats, but now sure how he will react to dogs. Tot has been neutered, tested negative for FIV / FeLV, and is current on all required vaccinations.