Jinx
My story (so far...)
We’re two adorable sisters (if we do say so ourselves 😻) looking for a forever home.
We heard everyone enjoyed the recent heatwave, but for us it wasn’t quite what we hoped. While we were relaxing in our safe space, our so-called “owners”—now referred to as pawthetic excuses for humans—decided to pack up and leave us behind for “better things.” Honestly… what’s better than us?! 😮
Thankfully, a kind and watchful neighbour realised we’d been abandoned and took us to the vets, where we were safe at last.
Despite everything we’ve been through, we’re beginning to learn that people can be kind and that humans can be trusted. We were very nervous when we first arrived, but with a little time and patience we’ve started to come out of our shells. We now love a fuss, enjoy playing together, and are showing everyone just how lovely we really are.
A few things you should know about us…
🐾 We seem to have misplaced our passports and formal identification, but we think we’re around 8–10 months old.
🐾 We’re a bonded pair, so we must stay together. We give each other confidence, and you’ll get twice the love!
🐾 As for little humans and woofy friends… we’re not sure! We haven’t been tested with young children so let’s start at 6+ or dogs, so we’d be happiest in a home that’s happy to introduce us slowly and understands we may need a little time to adjust.
We promise we’re worth a little patience, and once you earn our trust, we’ll reward you with a lifetime of love, purrs, and plenty of tuxedo mischief. 🖤🤍
Waiting to be loved
My Details
My reference number
Breed
Gender
Hair length
Can live with children?
Can live with other cats?
Can live with dogs?
Environment
Cuddle Level: Cuddle Bug!
Spice Level: No Spice
Vet Checks
Microchipped
Vaccination Status
Flea and Worming Status
Neutered/Spayed Status
Spayed
My story (so far...)
We’re two adorable sisters (if we do say so ourselves 😻) looking for a forever home.
We heard everyone enjoyed the recent heatwave, but for us it wasn’t quite what we hoped. While we were relaxing in our safe space, our so-called “owners”—now referred to as pawthetic excuses for humans—decided to pack up and leave us behind for “better things.” Honestly… what’s better than us?! 😮
Thankfully, a kind and watchful neighbour realised we’d been abandoned and took us to the vets, where we were safe at last.
Despite everything we’ve been through, we’re beginning to learn that people can be kind and that humans can be trusted. We were very nervous when we first arrived, but with a little time and patience we’ve started to come out of our shells. We now love a fuss, enjoy playing together, and are showing everyone just how lovely we really are.
A few things you should know about us…
🐾 We seem to have misplaced our passports and formal identification, but we think we’re around 8–10 months old.
🐾 We’re a bonded pair, so we must stay together. We give each other confidence, and you’ll get twice the love!
🐾 As for little humans and woofy friends… we’re not sure! We haven’t been tested with young children so let’s start at 6+ or dogs, so we’d be happiest in a home that’s happy to introduce us slowly and understands we may need a little time to adjust.
We promise we’re worth a little patience, and once you earn our trust, we’ll reward you with a lifetime of love, purrs, and plenty of tuxedo mischief. 🖤🤍
Waiting to be loved
My Details
My reference number
Breed
Gender
Hair length
Can live with children?
Can live with other cats?
Can live with dogs?
Environment
Cuddle Level: Cuddle Bug!
Spice Level: No Spice
Vet Checks
Microchipped
Vaccination Status
Flea and Worming Status
Neutered/Spayed Status
Spayed
Cards on the table.
With kittens born recently at a shelter, in foster, or who are very young, we can tell their age within a few weeks, as they develop so rapidly. Sometimes we get adult cats whose previous owners know their age and that's great...but it's not the norm.
99% of the time, we have zero information about a cat, and their age can only be a "Best Guess" based on their condition, overall appearance, and the state of their teeth. We completely understand that you want this information, and since you will need a date of birth for insurance, so we will do our best. But it is generally only going to be an educated guess from our vets.