Humane Urban Group

Meet David Bowie and his sister, Cyndi Lauper—two tiny rock stars with big purr-sonalities and even bigger hearts. These sweet tabby kittens had a rough opening act after being abandoned by their mama, but thanks to our amazing bottle feeders, they were rescued, lovingly nurtured, and given a brand-new beginning. Now they’re ready for their next big tour stop: a furever home! Orange kitties are known for being extra outgoing, affectionate, and people-loving—basically little “Velcro cats” who stick close and bring the snuggles. David and Cyndi live up to the hype and would love to be adopted together as the ultimate meow-sical duo, but one could also join a home with another young kitty friend. These little stars are ready for their big debut: they’ve been tested for FIV/FeLV, started on vaccinations, spayed/neutered, and microchipped. If you live in Nassau, Queens, or Suffolk County and would like to adopt a kitten—or two—just complete HUG’s online form at www.humaneurbangroup.org/adoption-application or give us a meow at 516-273-5557.

Meet Cyndi Lauper and her brother, David Bowie—two sweet orange kittens who are ready to rock your world and steal your heart. These little purr-formers had a rough start after being abandoned by their mama, but thanks to our amazing bottle feeders, they were rescued, lovingly nursed, and given the chance to shine. Now they’re ready to find their furever stage: a home of their own! Cyndi and David can be adopted together as the ultimate meow-sical duo, or one can join a home with another young kitty friend. And here’s a fun little cat fact: female orange cats like Cyndi are extra special because they’re relatively rare, making up only about 20% of orange cats. These little stars are ready for their big debut – they’ve been tested for FIV/FeLV, started on vaccinations, spayed/neutered, and microchipped. If you live in Nassau, Queens, or Suffolk County and would like to adopt a kitten or two, just complete HUG’s online form at www.humaneurbangroup.org/adoption-application or give us a meow at 516-273-5557.

RAGDOLL CAT FOUND: Has anyone lost a beautiful Ragdoll cat? This lovely kitty was found wandering near the corner of Bayview Avenue and Middle Neck Road in Great Neck. If she belongs to you, or if you have any information, please call 516-428-0212.