Today at Petsmart in East Greenbush

My name is Pawtista (Dave) but don't let my name intimidate you! Sure, my brother Stone Cold Steve Pawstin (Steve) and I are legendary wrestlers but that's just our personas. At home we're actually kind of shy. We love to play! My foster mom says we sound much bigger than we really are when we wrestle and run around the house. We like string toys, springs, and even bits of trash, we're not picky, but our favorite thing to do is to play together. Since we're so close we will need to be adopted together, I just can't imagine my life without Steve. Because of how our lives started, we're still a little unsure about people sometimes, but we'll warm up. Give us some time to settle in and I'm sure we'll be friends.

My name is Stone Cold Steve Pawstin (Steve) but don't let my name intimidate you! Sure, my brother Pawtista (Dave) and I are legendary wrestlers but that's just our personas. At home we're actually kind of shy. We love to play! My foster mom says we sound much bigger than we really are when we wrestle and run around the house. We like string toys, springs, and even bits of trash, we're not picky, but our favorite thing to do is to play together. Since we're so close we will need to be adopted together, I just can't imagine my life without Dave. Because of how our lives started, we're still a little unsure about people sometimes, but we'll warm up. Give us some time to settle in and I'm sure we'll be friends.

Sprocket is a wonderful cat, just waiting for you to sit down so he can sit on your lap. Every cat lover knows the secret of black cats . . . they have the best personalities of any breed. They are friendly, playful, and funny. Sprocket also talks a lot! He cries for human attention when he is lonely. He was never let into the house by his prior owners, and they moved away and left him more than a year ago. He is really looking for human protectors; a family. He may be a good fit for another cat friend, but would definitely thrive as an only cat. Sprocket is FIV positive, however, many kitties with FIV live as long and as healthfully as other cats, as long as they receive good nutrition and good medical care. FIV is very difficult to transmit between cats, and poses no health risk to humans. It is spread primarily among cats through deep, penetrating bite wounds. Sprocket could live as the only kitty in the house, with other FIV+ kitties, or even with kitties who don't have the virus if they are not aggressive.