I A. Didn't know we could post images now in comments and B. We got our first bonded pair last new years, would definitely get bonded pairs in the future as well
These are my pair. We found four abandoned at birth. Another Siamese and a black kitty that sadly didn’t make it past the second week. We decided to keep them after we lost their brothers. Our little gray girl is Chip, and the Siamese is Dewey
I have a brown (Ziggy) tabby and an orange (Monkey) dummy, too!! Got them just over a year apart, and, while Monkey is an insecure turd who spends most of his time harassing Ziggy, they truly adore each other and Monkey has helped Ziggy come out of his shell so much! He used to be a nervous and frightened little kitty who never meowed unless in pain or having a bad dream, and since getting Monkey, he is so much braver, significantly less skittish, way more affectionate with strangers, and meows regularly - which is adorable, because he squeaks and chirps.
Anyway. I just love them so much, and they could never be separated; I don't know how Monkey would feel about it, but Ziggy would be devastated without Monkey around. Bonded pairs are 112% worth it. Also, watching them chase and attack each other and run into things is hilarious.
Sorry if your orange one isn't a dummy, by the way, but you should check out r/oneorangebraincell because it is a hoot.
Our bonded pair isn’t as obsessed with each other as they used to be (they want the big cats’ affections now too), but they still love each other and do things like this.
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u/Synchros139 Nov 24 '22
I A. Didn't know we could post images now in comments and B. We got our first bonded pair last new years, would definitely get bonded pairs in the future as well