'Hillary Kitten' and 'Carly Felineorina' Available for On-Demand Cuddle Sessions Today

— -- Anyone waiting for the claws to come out between Hillary Clinton and Carly Fiorina in the presidential election needs to look no further than “Hillary Kitten” and “Carly Felineorina,” two “pawlitician” copycats available for on demand “cuddle sessions” in Washington, D.C., today through Uber’s #UberKITTEN event.

These D.C.-based kittens aren’t up for election but, through their participation in today’s Uber event, they are up for adoption.

Lauren Lipsey, the director of re-homing at the Washington Humane Society, hopes the creative naming will help to spark interest and find homes for the kittens in the politically minded D.C. community.

“We are the animal welfare organization in D.C., chartered by Congress, and so I think it’s appropriate for us to play off politics,” Lipsey told ABC News. “We want to highlight our tie to the community which does include politics…it’s just a fun thing and people really get a kick out of the ‘Hillary Kitten’ and ‘Carly Felineorina.’”

The “pawlitician” names given the kittens are only temporary. Hillary Kitten’s actual name is Curby, and Carly Felineorina goes by Peanut. But Lipsey said the kittens’ foster families have been encouraged to play along with the “purr-esidential election.”

If Hillary Kitten and Carly Felineorina don't get your vote, Lipsey has other politically inclined kittens who are also looking for cuddles and adoption. The kitten candidate lineup also includes “Pawnald Trump,” “Ben Catson,” “Purrney Sanders” and “Meowchelle Obama.”

“Purrney Sanders” is promising a “paw-litical” revolution and is featured with sideburns and glasses in a dressed-up Instagram photo.

And "Ben Catson" is perched and ready for business.