Age: Kitty is a female and her DOB is 04/06/20 and Turbo is a male and his DOB is 04/02/21

Sex: Female

Breed: DSH

Colour: Kitty is Grey and Turbo is Ginger and White

Reason In: Sign over - We cannot be rehomed to the areas of Honicknowle and Derriford as this is where we came from

Can I live with Dogs?

No - We prefer not to live with dogs

Can I live with Cats?

No - we prefer to not live with other cats but we must be rehomed together

Can I live with Children?

Yes - we are suitable to live with children 13 years and above (no more than one in the home please). This includes visiting children.

Hi there, my name is Kitty and the chap stood next to me is my best friend, Turbo.

I am the more confident and independent one of the two of us, and I’m usually the first to tiptoe out of the comfort of our cosy box to see if you have a spare hand for a cuddle. I really do love a stroke but I like to make sure you’re safe and the coast is clear first! Once I have made my introduction I will happily to do my own thing and I love to watch the world go by our pen.

Turbo is a bit more of a “wait and see” kind of boy initially. If you have the patience to sit quietly, you’ll see his little head peep out to say hello. Once he knows you’re a friend, he melts in for a head-scratch. He will roll his head around your hand for optimum fussing! He will even gently nibble your hand to let you know he is enjoying himself. We both aren’t too keen on being picked up and held, we would much prefer for all our feet to be on the floor, thank you.

Turbo has previously had some urinary issues which resulted in him needing a big surgery to remove a blockage. This was caused by a lot of change in the home including a new baby and a house move, but hasn’t had any further problems since then, but our new paw-rents will need to be experienced cat owners and know what signs to look out for in case this happens again. Keeping his stress levels low and being in a calm environment will help to keep him settled and reduce the risk of this happening again in the future. We aren’t really “party animals”. Loud noises and busy feet will make us want to hide away so a calm and quiet home where we can take our time to blossom is a must. As we have not spent anytime outdoors, our new home will need to be in a quiet location where we can explore the outside world safely without any scary traffic nearby. We have shown signs of wanting to go outdoors so we do not want to be indoor only cats again.

We have spent our whole lives together, and I promise that if you give us the time we need to feel safe, we will fill your home with personality and love.