Hi!

My name is Charlemagne but you can call me Char. Everyone does. Good Mews rescued me and my friends, Peg and Rikki from a country shelter. Well, we like to consider ourselves sisters because we are so bonded. We don’t have the same mother or father to be siblings. It’s the love we have for each other that makes us sisters. So we are all shy. And skittish. And nervous. But we are super sweet and our foster mom thinks we are very special. And we agree. But we are just like any other kitten. We love to play and wrestle and have a good time. We cuddle and groom each other. We aren’t thrilled with being held for a long period of time, but we enjoy pets. When foster mom would pet me, I would purr and make biscuits. I also gave headbutts and nose kisses to let her know how much I was loving the attention. She even thinks I may eventually be a lap kitty, so we will see! But here’s the thing; all three of us are bonded but it’s not realistic to make 3 shy kittens (or even social kittens, for that matter!) a mandatory trio. It is very rare that someone wants to adopt three kittens. Two, yes, but not three. Especially shy ones. So the foster mom decided that Peg and Rikki would do best together so they are a mandatory pair. And the hope (and 10 million fingers crossed) that someone will open their heart and home to all three of us, so we can stay together. If that doesn’t happen, I understand. But I will need another friendly kitty in my new home. Or go home with another GM kitten. But maybe a miracle will happen and someone will want to keep us all together. So if you were thinking of adopting two kittens, maybe a third would make your home more complete? Please think about it and you can read about us on the website: https://www.goodmews.org/available-cats Because I am shy, I will need a very patient adopter willing to give me time to adjust. Once I do, the pay off will be so worth it!! So come by this weekend. We are open on Saturday from 10-4 and Sunday, 1-4. 💜