Gentle giants Felix (black tuxedo male) and Oscara (grey tuxedo female) are 3.5 year old siblings looking for a new home.

They can be adopted separately as they are not particularly close, although they do co-exist well. They are super friendly and patient with people, love to be petted, and enjoy rolling around on their backs. They purr when you rub their little cheeks and are curiously exploring every last inch of their foster home.

Both Felix and Oscara are very excited about new toys, catnip, and scratching posts. They use their litterbox like pros. They’re also great at eating treats out of their fosterers’ hands.

They are very friendly cats in their ways as well – they come out to great each and every visitor to the apartment. Their fosterer thinks they would be excellent cats for a family.

Overall a perfect set of kitties!

If you would like to meet Oscara and/or Felix, let us know at [email protected] !

Hyde Park Cats is a local, all-volunteer group dedicated to helping stray and homeless cats in and around Chicago’s Hyde Park. We received our 501(c)(3) status in 2014 and have had over 1,200 adoptions since our founding in 2008. See all our adoptable kitties on our webpage: http://hydeparkcats.org/adopt/

All of our cats are in loving foster homes, which means the cat you adopt will be familiar with the sounds, smells and movements of life in a home and accustomed to living with humans. He or she has been interacting on a daily basis with people who know this particular cat intimately, and the foster mom or dad can tell you all about the cat’s individual personality, habits, preferences. You can’t judge a cat by its cover! And while we can’t predict the future or know everything about a cat, we can help you choose the cat who is right for you. We have an adoption application and an adoption fee, $95 for the adoption of one cat or $190 for a pair. This fee goes towards covering their vet costs. All cats adopted out by us are neutered/spayed, micro-chipped, tested for FIV/FeLV, and treated with Revolution.