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Winter and Snow are now about 16 weeks old. They were caught when they showed up at little beans carer peitas house with their stray mumma. They are almost identical in appearance but are very different in personality. Winter is a very outgoing kitten with a very inquisitive personality. She is very playful and can be quite bossy. Snow is quieter and takes a little longer to warm up to new people but once he knows you he loves you. He is a real cuddly, smoocher with the loudest purr. Both of them are quite vocal and will talk to you. They also talk to each other a lot. Often winnie will chirp and Snow will come running to find her. They have a very close bond and spend a lot of time playing with each other, cleaning each other and snuggling up together. It is for this reason they would be better suited to a home together. They currently reside in quite a busy house with multiple cats and a dog as well as teenage children and are very happy in this family environment. They will like most kittens require time and patience to adjust to new people, pets and environments. Winter and Snow must go to a strictly indoor only home due to their colouring and the risk of skin cancers if they are outdoors. Winter also has a hearing impairment. She can hear some noises but not all so being indoors is very important for her safety. These two beautiful babies are not only absolutely gorgeous on the outside but have the sweetest and most loving personalities. If you have room in your home for two very special little kittens come and meet them. Whoever is lucky enough to adopt them will have a home with twice the love, cuddles, purrs and fun.

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Jack came into our care a very scared kitten, born on the streets from his stray mumma (who was caught and desexed) with his siblings. Once he was found, it took him a long while to learn to trust people. 

He's come a very long way and loves to cuddle and play. 

Belly rubs and chin scratches are his favourite. He loves playing with a laser light and little mouse toys. 

He's loves other cats and dogs. He also seems fine with children who are patient, quiet and kind. 

He is doing well but still learning to trust people so he will need a patient home who can provide a safe, nurturing environment where he can continue to grow into a well-adapted house cat. There is loads of loving potential with Jack, and we can’t wait to see what his new family can bring out in him.