1. Cat siblings Renley and Lili are two peas in a cute little pod.
Renley is the ginger cat and Lili has a pretty grey-and-brown coat.
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2. They’ve been inseparable ever since they were adopted together at just eight weeks old by a woman named Sonja.
Sonja says she was told the pair is probably part Maine coon and part tabby cat.
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3. When Sonja brought Renley and Lili home, the kittens quickly picked out their favorite spot.
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4. Even though they’re much bigger now, they haven’t let that stop them from sleeping snuggled together at the top of their cat condo.
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5. The fluffy duo just celebrated their first birthday.
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6. Sonja says the pair still prefers to share the top bunk, even though they’ve outgrown it. But they will gladly move if it gets too hot.
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7. “Whenever they sleep together they always do the same thing with their bodies, but opposites,” Sonja says. “Yin & Yang, brother and sister.”
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8. Renley and Lili are lucky that Sonja was willing and able to adopt them together.
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9. Separating bonding cats for adoption can lead a cat to be depressed, according to cat shelter Good Mews. Sometimes it even results in physical or behavioral problems.
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10. So if you’re looking to bring home a furry feline friend and you’ve fallen in love with one that’s in a bonded pair, if you can’t bring them home together, let them find a fur-ever home that can take them both.
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11. Cats bond with each other the same way humans bond with other humans. Renley and Lili’s adorable photos are heartwarming proof of just how deep those bonds can run.
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