Two friendly female cats are seeking a new home. I took them in about a month ago from my sister, who was unable to keep them. Unfortunately, I can no longer care for them as I am expecting. The brown cat is 3 years old, affectionate, and enjoys attention but can be anxious. She is not comfortable around other animals, except for the kitten she is with, and is nervous around children. A quiet, child-free environment with a patient person would be best for her. She tends to feel most at ease with women and will be a loving companion with the right care. The black and white kitten is energetic, loving, and friendly. She gets along with children and, while initially shy, quickly becomes comfortable. Both cats are currently kept inside but would likely appreciate supervised outdoor time. They are closely bonded and should be rehomed together. Neither cat has been spayed, vaccinated, or microchipped yet. There is no fee—they are available to a caring and safe home.