Margaret, George and Bea

George Purwell, Margaret Catwood and Beatrix Potter are three lively confident friendly semi-long-haired kittens who are all looking for their forever homes.  They are four months old! They have met cats and dogs before. After a gentle introduction where they were able to watch from a safe height, they were confident and happy with both.  George in partcular loves his big ginger cat friend who visits and follows him around.  Margaret likes to chirrup at her cat friend in a very cute manner. Bea has been a little wary but generally ignores her cat friend.  All three have been visited by children from 5 years and upwards.  It is difficult to say who had more fun, but the kittens slept for a full 10 hours afterwards!

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‍The three kittens can be homed singly, in a pair or all three can be homed together.
For single adoptions, there needs to be someone at home most of the day, or a young friendly cat around who will be a playmate for them.

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"We have been in foster care since we were teenies and have been playing with our foster Mum since we could wobble on unsteady legs about our pen.  We soon escaped. **Errr??** We soon had the run of the place and have grown into confident lively kittens.  Our  foster Mum says we are the cuddliest kittens she's looked after, and it's true. We definitely love lap cuddles.  We only regularly see two laps and that means sometimes we've had to squeeze two onto a lap, which makes George sad because George likes to have a lap all to himself. George is the fluffiest of all of us, and he likes to boast that hes going to be a lion when he grows up because he already has a thick 'lion-mane'.  George loves to fall asleep on your lap, and will purr so loudly.  When he's not running around and playing with his 'wormie' toy, he likes to follow his foster-Mum around."

"Margaret is without a doubt the most mischievious of us all, says Bea. She always gets us into trouble because we watch what she does and then follow her just to see if we can do it too. She's also the best at carrying toy mice, springs and (our favourite toy) a small piece of cardboard, AND the bravest.  Margaret likes to fall asleep on a lap and is playful, friendly and confident. SUPER confident!  George says that Margaret was scared of a beetle once so she's not always brave!"

"Bea hogs all the feather toys, says George. She won't let us play with the feathers and she takes them all upstairs and stashes them in a secret place. Bea likes to sit on the lap of our humans, and she hypnotises them with eyes that melt their souls.  Unfortunately, says Margaret, this hasn't made her foster-Mum adopt her but it has made lots of visitors fall instantly in love!  Bea is a happy kitten who meets and greets all visitors by trying to run out the front door the second it is opened.  She is a little sweetheart, apparently!"

George, Margaret and Bea have been neutered, vaccinated, flea-treated, wormed and microchipped.

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