Little Mia is the only girl in her litter, giving her three silly brothers to contend with. Of course she does enjoy a good zoomie game and admits to joining in the 'Let's see who can climb the highest and give foster mummy the biggest fright!' shenanigans, but she's really set her sights on becoming a Great Explorer as opposed to a mountaineer. Being only a baby still, Mia is starting with the smaller stuff and loves to stick her nose into bags or  anything else which just might have something interesting to find and examine. She's the one who looks most like their mum Avril, which saves the boys' the Big Tough Guys reputation her brothers mistakenly believe they deserve. Their poor mum having had such a tough start in life, coming into care with so many others from the same place, it's just lovely to see her babies have so much carefree fun with no knowledge of hunger, thirst or fear. Mia and her brothers had their first set of vaccinations on the 18th July and will have the second set on or just after August 8th, at which point they'll also be microchipped. Being only two and a half months old, they aren't old enough or heavy enough yet to have their big girl and big boy ops so we do ask anyone adopting them to return a provided form, signed by their vet, once the neutering/ spaying ops have been carried out. Mia would love to extend her skills as an intrepid explorer in a safe outdoor area away from busy roads once she's well settled and had her spay operation. Ideally, we would like the kittens to be homed in pairs but would certainly consider a home where there's already an accepting cat to relate to and play with.. A cat-friendly laid-back dog isn't out of the question either and neither are young humans if they're aged at least five.