Meet Olli and Sriracha, a dynamic brother-sister duo with personalities as spicy as Sriracha's name suggests! They’re a fun-loving, playful, and affectionate duo who are guaranteed to bring endless entertainment to your home. This bonded pair has a couple of intense play sessions together each day. They're incredibly agile, often leaping and pouncing their way through the house. They’ve been charged with cat burglary as they've figured out how to open closets—don't worry, though, they haven't cracked the kitchen cupboards yet! This perfectly paired duo, both one year old, must be adopted together.
Sriracha is a sweet little girl who adds just the right amount of spice to your life. She’s a playful kitty who loves to give gentle, playful "love bites" to her favourite people. While she was a little shy at first, she quickly warms up to you. She loves to sit beside you and will often join you in bed at night, proving that even the spiciest kitties have a soft side.
Olli is an energetic and adventurous boy who dives headfirst into everything, much like his enthusiastic dives into the trash can for food scraps (now thankfully resolved with a trash can lid)! He’s a curious and confident cat who made himself right at home from day one. Olli loves to survey his kingdom from the highest shelves and is very enthusiastic about mealtime. While he's no longer trying to "steal" Sriracha's food after a little sisterly scolding, his love for food is still very much a part of his charming personality.
Olli and Sriracha are good with kids over ten and other cats, and they are great with dogs as well. While they are a fun-loving pair, it is important for their new family to be aware of their quirks—namely, Olli’s love of food and their clever ability to get into things. With a little patience, guidance, and a loving home, these two will quickly become the heart of your family. If you're ready to welcome this sweet and sassy duo into your life, Olli and Sriracha are waiting to spice up your life! Please contact Team Cat Rescue today.
