Manx brothers seek new home Saturday
The handsome devils in the picture above are Frick and Frack, brother Manx tabby kittens, who are very bonded and look terrific together, reports Corinne Martin, executive director of the Grosse Pointe Animal Adoption Society. Manx cats have either no tails or stubby ones, and are great hunters and leapers. The boys are affectionate and curious kittens that are now 12 weeks old. "We'd love to place them together," Martin said. The next adoption event is Saturday (Aug. 7) from noon to 3 p.m. at the Neighborhood Club, 17150 Waterloo in Grosse Pointe. Check the GPAAS website for pictures of more pets looking for a new home.
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