Birthday: May 24, 2026
Available: October 16, 2026
Question: Do you have a little too much peace and quiet in your life?
Is your house too organized?
Do you sleep too soundly?
Have too much money?
We have the solution for you: Beans & Frank.
This cuddly duo of pure orange chaos is guaranteed to solve all of your problems.
Beans & Frank are bonded brothers and two of the sweetest, chattiest, most playful kitties we’ve seen in quite some time. 100% boy energy. They love to play and run, they love to explore and climb, and they have plenty to say about pretty much everything. When they finally wear themselves out, they’re equally happy to curl up with their people.
Their beginning, unfortunately, wasn’t nearly as happy.
For the first three months of their lives, these boys were kept in a very small, overcrowded crate. When they came to us, they had difficulty walking because the muscles in their back legs hadn’t developed properly from lack of space and movement.
But these boys are proof of what a little room, a lot of love, and the chance to simply be kitties can do.
With space to run and play and crash into practically everything, Beans and Frank are getting stronger every day. They’re becoming confident, affectionate, silly little companions who are making up for lost time—and they are very, very good at being kitties.
These boys need to find their forever home together. They’ve been through enough changes in their young lives, and their bond is incredibly special. They do well with the resident dog and cat. They would likely adjust well to a home with other pets and/or children but are plenty of companionship for one other so other pets are not a “must.”
Peace and quiet are overrated anyway.
Beans and Frank's adoption donation is $245 and includes age-appropriate vaccines, dewormer, flea treatment, Felv/FIV testing, microchip, and neuter.
If you would like more information on them, please contact Jennifer at lovingcarecatrescue@gmail.com.
Please note: LCCR does not allow our adopted cats and kittens to be declawed. All adopted kitties are to be kept as indoor-only pets.
