Lewis, who's all black, and his sister Skye, who's black and white, were born along with their brothers Harris and Arran to Hope on November 4th 2019. Hope had been living as a farm cat but it soon became clear that she is actually a domestic cat. How she came to be on the farm is a mystery, but that doesn't matter any more. Harris and Arran have now gone on to a wonderful new home so won't be listed here. Both Lewis and Skye are just full of the usual kitten energy, but Lewis in particular could be hired out as an advert for feline energy pills. He just can't stand still, so don't let that photo fool you! He may well be just waiting there but this photo was very much an action shot, taken just as Skye was about to pounce on her brother's head. I don't doubt he asked for it.........Skye is quieter than her brother (wouldn't be hard), with their foster mum and dad telling me that she's more of a thinker. I don't know about that though. Seems to me all she's thinking about in that photo is whether Lewis will stay still long enough for her to execute her cunning dive. Born in our care, Hope's babies are well handled and so very suited to a home with gentle children. They're also used to seeing their foster parents' dog wander around so dogs aren't out of the question, so long as they're used to cats and enjoy their company.

A home together for these two wee rascals would be wonderful and access to a safe outdoor space where trees could be climbed and steam released being a definite requirement. . They've had all their vaccinations now and are microchipped but aren't quite big enough yet (as at 19th Feb) to have their spaying/neutering ops, but that will be done by the charity should they still be with us when they do get big enough.