
What do you get when you mix a little monkey business with one orange brain cell?
Meet Monkey Bread and Arthur, two ridiculously cute little goofballs who have figured out that life is more fun when you do it with your best bud! These two love to wrestle, chase, and tumble around all day, then curl up together and snooze the afternoon away! It’s no secret that Monkey Bread loves to monkey around, and Arthur is committed to making sure he never has to do it alone!
Monkey Bread — a gorgeous long-haired tabby boy with an irresistibly fluffy coat and a wonderfully rotund little body. He does just about everything very “roundly” — tumbling across the room, flopping over belly-up with his beans in the air, or rolling around with his favorite toys. He’s a little more independent, and very much a cat’s cat, but he’s been discovering that humans can be pretty great too! When he’s feeling cuddly, he loves curling up around your neck like a scarf or balling up on your chest. He can be a quiet little guy, but scratch his chin or tummy just right and he’ll reward you with a sweet little purr and chitter!
And then there’s Arthur — a charming, affectionate orange tabby with a special little tail that resembles a tadpole and wags like a puppy’s. He takes his job as a purr machine VERY seriously. He purrs when you look at him, purrs when you pet him, purrs when you pick him up, and sometimes you can simply walk into the room and find him happily purring away to himself. He’s perfectly content being handled and snuggled, and when he’s not busy wrestling Monkey Bread, he wants nothing more than to love you with his whole heart!
Together, these two create a whole lot of monkey business: playful, goofy, affectionate, endlessly entertaining, and unreasonably cute. If you’re looking for a double dose of fun, fluff, and affection, Monkey Bread and Arthur might be exactly the pair you’ve been looking for!
All our cats and kittens are spayed or neutered, tested for FeLV/FIV, FVRCP vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped.
All of our kittens must go to homes where they will remain inside 24/7.
Young kittens must go home in pairs, or to a home with another cat.


































