Polly and Lark are a pair of females, they are not actually related for have shared the same foster home for several months. Lark, the black and white girl was abandoneat at only seven weeks old in a council flat with no food. A few weeks later Polly was found in a garden aged only three weeks, presumably thrown over the wall as she was too tiny to have got in there herself. She was too small to even be able to eat by herself and so was bottlefed until she was weaned. She is now a beautiful shiny naughty little cat who has some confusion as to whether she is a cat or a dog, she goes out with all the dogs in her foster home and comes back in with them, even lining up with them for their reward treat.

They both had a touch of flu, Polly was not too bad but it caused an ulcer on Lark's eye that required very extensive treatment and it was touch and go as to whether she would lose it, Lluckily for her the eye was saved and she now just has the smallest white scar to show for her close call. She is a ridiculously snuggly girl who has no respect for personal space, if she decides she wants a cuddle she is having it regardless of whether it is convenient or not.

They are both very loving snuggly girls and are into absolutely anything and everything. They are used to living with dogs and could be homed with children who would handle them sensibly. They both love to be ouside and would need safe outdoor access.They were both  recently neutered and are ready to find their new home.