Meet the Allergy kittens! Rescuers refer to the spring as "Kitten Season" because this is when the most kittens start to be born...but it also coincides with allergy season. This litter is named in honor of the drugs that help us keep up with our important work during the spring! This adorable little crew of four is full of fun and ready to be adopted in pairs. These tabby babies were brought into foster care when they were slightly older kittens and can be a little on the shy side so they'll need a family with a little bit of patience, but they have opened up SO much and have a lot of love to give! Benadryl (male, brown tabby) - big boy Benny is the largest of the crew and loves to explore. Easily distinguishable as the only one without any white fur, he's full of energy and has an endearing wildcat look. He can be shy at first but his big purrs when he trusts are worth the patience. Zyrtec (male, white/brown tabby) - little Zyrtec, or "ZZ" for short, is the friendliest and most trusting of the crew. He has big inquisitive eyes and wants to come say hi and see what's going on! His favorite toys are his foster mama's sneakers! He loves to wrestle with them (but fortunately doesn't do any real damage). Allegra (female, white/brown tabby) - Allie started out as the spiciest of the group but also had the most dramatic turnaround. She is a very opinionated little girl. There are times where she wants to do her own thing and expects you to cooperate...she is a cat, after all. When she decides she wants to snuggle, she is the *sweetest* girl. Her favorite place is up on her foster mama's shoulder snuggled into her neck, purring away. Claritin (female, white/brown tabby) - Tiny Clari is technically not a sibling of the other three. She actually came from a different place and is about a week younger than her adopted siblings, but she fits right in. She is very sweet and super quick to purr...when she stays still long enough! Her little body is full of so much spunk and energy. She loves to play and chase and is always on the move. She loves to pick up her toys in her mouth and run around the room flaunting her "prey"!