Dynamic kitten duo benny and jet ready to find forever homes at ahs lacey

LACEY TOWNSHIP, NJ — Two five-month-old kittens named Benny and Jet are stealing hearts at the Associated Humane Societies’ Forked River shelter as they wait for loving homes.

The playful brothers, described as full of energy and personality, spend their days chasing toys, wrestling, and watching bird videos on YouTube — their favorite pastime.

Shelter staff say the duo is ready to “rock your world,” whether adopted together or separately, promising endless fun and affection to their new families.

Key Points

Benny and Jet are five-month-old bonded brothers available for adoption.
They love playtime, bird videos, and social interaction.
Both are currently at AHS Lacey’s Forked River shelter.

Shelter staff highlight personalities of playful pair

AHS Lacey staff said Benny and Jet have become shelter favorites thanks to their curiosity and constant antics. “They’re growing up fast and would love to trade shelter life for a cozy home,” the shelter said.

Adopters can choose to take both kittens for “double the fun,” or adopt one, as each has a distinct personality and charm.

Adoptions open through AHS Lacey

Both kittens are available now at the AHS Forked River location. Interested adopters can submit an online application at ahscares.org/adopt.

Shelter staff encourage potential adopters to visit in person and meet the brothers, who they say are guaranteed to bring “joy, laughter, and endless entertainment” to any home.

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