He may be still a wee tot, but Teddy does take pride in being a bit bigger than his sister Amy and brother Bradley. His foster mum says he's an absolute delight, but obviously I haven't told Teddy that she says they all are. He does have an ambition to out-do Bradley in purring contests and adds his natural talent of rolling over for a belly rub to his list of skills and achievements so far. Of the three, he's the quietest to begin with but that doesn't last long and he soon joins in the utter madness, adventures and whacky races with his siblings. Having been born in care, Teddy and his brother and sister have known no hardship so life is just full of fun and wonder, as it should be. It would be just perfect if Teddy could be homed with one of his siblings but, failing that, we would like him to go to a home where there's already an accepting resident cat who will actually enjoy having a kitten around to play with. Teddy's just had his first set of vaccinations and will have the second set on or around August 21st, at which point he'll also be microchipped. If the kittens haven't reached the minimum weight of 2kg to be neutered/spayed prior to being homed we do ask that their new people send proof that the ops have been done and the kittens aren't allowed to breed. A home with kind, gentle, children aged at least five years is just fine as is a home with a cat-friendly dog. Teddy would just love to have access to a safe outdoor area once he's been very well settled, is a fair bit older and has had his Big Boy op.