Peaches and Persimmon

These playful and affectionate kittens are as sweet as their namesakes. Peaches (buff) is the more outgoing of the two. She loves being held like a baby and carried around by her favorite people. This sweet girl will start purring as soon as she is picked up. Peaches is cuddly but not clingy, equally content to fall asleep in your arms or in her own bed. She is also a great climber with lots of energy. She and her brother spend their afternoons chasing each other up and down their foster carer’s apartment and climbing up and down their cat trees. Persimmon (orange)—Percy for short—was trapped and brought inside a few weeks after his sister. He takes a little longer to warm up to new people, but once he trusts you, he’s an excellent lap cat and cuddler. Percy is less squirmy than his sisters and will gladly relax with you for hours. He’s also smart (the first of his litter to figure out how to scratch his scratching furniture instead of my rug) and highly food motivated, so would probably be a great candidate for clicker training. Percy and Peaches are very good with their foster carer’s resident young adult cat; Percy is a super polite wrestling buddy, and Peaches loves to co-groom with him. They’d do well with another adult cat or just with each other.