Westchester and Oakland are two bonded male cats looking for a home where they can stick together. Oakland, 2, and Westchester, about a year, quickly became best friends in foster and now do everything as a pair—from racing each other through the house to carrying their favorite catnip toys everywhere. Expect a lot of activity: Oakland especially likes to pounce and play, while Westchester is happiest when they're cuddled up or he's getting one of his belly-up baths. Both enjoy sleeping on the bed and will perk up the second they hear treats. Oakland tends to warm up faster to new people, but once Westchester feels safe, he’s a real chirper and will gently ask for head rubs. These boys need to be adopted together—they’re happiest by each other’s side. They’d do best in a home with adults or respectful older children, and they’re open to sharing space with other cats. Because they’re so playful, young kids might be too much for them, but they’ll likely thrive in a lively home ready to welcome two fun-loving cats. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.