SMITHTOWN, N.Y. — Ennui and Ann Anxiety, 8-month-old domestic short-haired tabby cat siblings, have been named the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s “Pet of the Week.”
The shelter says that when Ennui and her younger brother, Anne Anxiety, arrived at the shelter as stray kittens, they were understandably timid and shy. But after receiving proper care and attention, the two have grown into “adorable little cuddle monsters who make wonderful additions to the hearts and homes of lucky families.”
“This brother-sister duo may seem shy at first, but a gentle approach and some patience will soon be rewarded with unconditional love and boundless affection,” the shelter wrote. “This duo will warm your heart with their irresistible charm and provide you with cherished memories to share for a lifetime. Both kittens are healthy and have grown older children, a cat and a gentle dog. It would fit perfectly into most homes.”
If you are interested in meeting an insecure person in ennui, fill out an application to schedule time to properly interact with your future soulmate in a home environment.
We currently have a variety of male and female cats and kittens available for adoption or adoption.
“If you’re looking for a fun-loving, yarn-throwing love ball, stop by Smithtown Animal Shelter’s kitten nursery or cat kennel and find your perfect PURR soulmate or two. Please,” the shelter said.
All cats at our shelter are currently vaccinated and undergo a thorough examination by a certified veterinarian, including blood tests, feline HIV and leukemia testing, and physical exams.
Current business hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with reservations required on Sunday and Wednesday nights.
To inquire about the Pet of the Week or meet your potential soulmate, call Smithtown Animal Shelter at 631-360-7575.
Smithtown Animal Shelter’s main concern is finding the perfect home for each animal. Smithtown Animal Shelter’s animal control staff and kennel staff do everything they can to help both the rescuer and the rescued. If you have other pets, you can arrange to bring your four-legged family member to the shelter or set up a meet-up at your home so that the potential new addition can meet other family members. You can also see how they interact with their pets, or family members. .
The shelter is also looking for volunteer foster parents. Foster parents provide temporary care for cats, kittens, and dogs in their homes. Some animals require as little as two weeks of care, while others require long-term care.
If you are interested, please download the foster parent application form here.
