Around that time, Ada stumbled upon a post about the bonded pair and instantly felt drawn to them.

She lost her beloved cat, Raven, on Christmas Eve, and the house had been too empty since. “Something was missing. I knew I had to search for the right cat,” Ada shared.

Willy reassured Gilly that he was safeExploitsValleySPCA

While at the shelter looking for the perfect feline companion, she had a meet-and-greet with Willy and Gilly. She was in awe of how much the brothers depended on each other.

“The orange one was so outgoing, but the tabby was not so much and seemed to look to the other for safety. Who knows what they have gone through to survive.”

The two brothers were adopted togetherExploitsValleySPCA

Ada started out looking for just one cat but couldn’t stop thinking about the two. She returned to the shelter for another visit and knew right then that they were the perfect pair for her.

“There was obviously a deep bond between them, and to separate them would be all wrong.”

They are coming around, loving all the attention, and playing with toysExploitsValleySPCA

Gilly (now Kish) and Willy (now Copper) adore their new home and follow one another to the ends of the earth, always side by side. They mirror each other’s movements and moods as if they share a brain.

“They are slowly coming around and loving all the attention, playing with their cat toys, getting lots of treats.”

They like to cuddle with their mom on the couchExploitsValleySPCA

“It was clear from the beginning that these brothers depended on each other. Seeing them in their new home solidifies that,” the SPCA said.

“Ada came to the shelter for many visits and poured over the page before choosing these two. Now that they’re home, she knows, without a doubt, she made the right decision.”

Life is good at their forever homeExploitsValleySPCA