Windsor and Hamilton, two kittens ready for a forever home

Meet Windsor and Hamilton, this week’s Summit Radio Pets of the Week from the BC SPCA West Kootenay!

Windsor: Windsor is a sweet shy guy that would do well either with Hamilton or with another friendly cat in the home. He would make a great mouser! He will need a home that is able to give him time and patience to build confidence in a new environment.

Learn more about Windsor here: https://adopt.spca.bc.ca/pets/786573/

Hamilton: Hamilton is a shy little guy that came to us as a kitten born on the streets. He was very nervous when he first arrived but seems to be getting more and more comfortable. When he feels safe, he purrs loudly, drools excessively and pushes into your hands for more pets. He will need a home that can give him time to come out of his shell but when he does, he will make a really nice kitty friend.

Learn more about Hamilton here: https://adopt.spca.bc.ca/pets/786162/

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