Shelter Cats Longing for a Home! Brother "Ambushes All Adopters' Shoulders" with Overwhelming Back Pressure to Force Adoption

A pair of cat brothers, Tucker and Buddy, were recently abandoned by their owner due to a move and are now awaiting adoption at the SPCA of Wake County in North Carolina. According to a report by The Dodo, these one-year-old siblings are incredibly energetic and affectionate, with a special quirk that has left animal shelter staff and visitors in stitches.

Tucker's Unique Habit

Tucker, the older brother, has a peculiar obsession with jumping onto people's shoulders. He loves to "ambush" anyone nearby, leaping from unexpected angles to perch himself comfortably on their shoulders or back. This behavior has become so notorious that potential adopters often find themselves surprised by a sudden feline presence on their shoulders as soon as they enter the room. Even their previous owner warned about Tucker's constant shoulder-surfing antics, which can occur at any moment, whether from the floor or from a shelf.

Buddy's Playful Nature

While Buddy doesn't share Tucker's shoulder fixation, he is equally lively and playful. Together, the brothers create a whirlwind of activity, making them a dynamic duo in the feline world. Their high energy levels mean they require an owner who is prepared for constant playtime and the occasional surprise shoulder ride.

Finding the Perfect Home

The SPCA of Wake County is actively seeking a permanent home for these mischievous brothers. The ideal owner should be ready to embrace their energetic and quirky personalities, providing a loving environment where Tucker and Buddy can thrive and continue to entertain with their antics.