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Meet Betsy And Ross: Monroe Animal Control Seeks Home For Bonded Kittens
The pair, found as strays earlier this month, is looking for a forever home together.

MONROE, CT — Betsy and Ross are officially ready to find their forever home.
The two domestic shorthair kittens, who were found as strays in Monroe, are now available for adoption through Monroe Animal Control.
Betsy is a solid black female kitten, while Ross is a gray tabby male. Animal control previously said it hoped the pair could be adopted together as a bonded pair.
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The kittens have received their first FVRCP vaccination and veterinary wellness exam and have tested negative for feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), feline leukemia virus (FeLV) and heartworm, according to animal control.
Anyone interested in adopting Betsy and Ross can request an adoption application by emailing animalcontrol@monroectpolice.org or calling 203-452-3760.
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