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Palm City shelter showcases kittens, including bonded Persian sisters and two young litters
Summary
A Pets on Parade livestream from the Palm City shelter introduced several kittens available for adoption, including 2-month-old littermates Celia and Boopy and a bonded pair of Persian sisters, Bella and Baby. Volunteers said the Persians have breeder paperwork and prefer a low‑dog home; the shelter urged spay/neuter.
On a Pets on Parade livestream from the Palm City shelter, staff and volunteers presented multiple kittens available for adoption, highlighting 2-month-old littermates Celia and Boopy and a bonded pair of Persian sisters, Bella and Baby.
Volunteers said Celia and Boopy were surrendered as an unwanted litter and are "very friendly," while Bella and Baby were surrendered after their owner died and come with breeder paperwork. The volunteers said they would prefer that Bella and Baby be adopted together but that separate adoptions would be possible. Shelter staff also reminded viewers to spay and neuter pets to avoid unwanted litters.
Celia was described as a shy, calming kitten; her brother Boopy was described as more active and playful. The Persian sisters were described as long-haired, groomed and social; volunteers said they do not appear to have been raised in homes with dogs and advised a meet-and-greet if adopters have dogs.
The shelter encouraged interested adopters to visit to meet any of the kittens and emphasized routine care taken prior to adoption, including grooming assessments for long-haired cats.
The items presented were discussion and adoption profiles only; no formal decisions or policy changes were made during the livestream.
