These kittens were rescued from a horrible, high-kill shelter in San Bernardino. FFF was lucky enough to find a wonderful, caring foster home for these kittens until they could be transported to the FFF Sanctuary and then to various fosters. Since the original foster’s favorite TV program was “Breaking Bad,” in a bit of whimsy, she named the kittens after the major characters from that program.
Jane in the sink.
JANE (aka GI JANE) is the single female in the bunch. She is developed as quite the acrobat and climber. Jane is the first to fearlessly explore her environment. She is loving but independent. She can wrestle with her rough-and-tumble brothers yet be gentle and loving on your lap. We think Jane would be perfect for an active household with friendly people and pets. Possibly learn to adapt to a friendly, nonaggressive dog. We prefer that she be adopted by one of her brothers; however, perhaps a home with a friendly, playful cat might be possible.
Upon completion of FFF medical protocols, including spaying, she will be posted on our adoption page.
We prefer that she be adopted with one of her siblings.
Gustavo
GUSTAVO was the last kittens to adapt to his new sanctuary environment. However, in the short period he has been with us, he has become increasingly friendly and affectionate. Gustavo loves to wrestle with Heisenberg and his sister Jane. He is not as adventurous as Jane or as active as Heisenberg. He is more reticent about new surroundings.
Upon completion of FFF medical protocols, including spaying, she will be posted on our adoption page.
We prefer that he be adopted with one of his siblings.
Heisenberg
HEISENBERG is Walter's twin brother (who was adopted by his foster). While very similar in appearance, their personalities are slightly different. Heisenberg is an independent but cautious kitten. He takes measures of the person before he becomes friendly. Once he accepts you, he can be affectionate and seek your attention. He is more independent than his brother Walter, and Heisenberg often wrestles with his brothers and Jane. We think he would be a good match with a home that allows his independence but encourages lots of affection. We prefer that he be adopted with one of his siblings, but depending on the home's circumstances and his present age, a similar cat might be an option.
Upon completion of FFF medical protocols, including spaying, she will be posted on our adoption page.
We prefer that he be adopted with one of his siblings.
Short On Luck (S.O.L.)
