Age
5-6 months approx on 23/10/26
Gender
Female & Male
Colour
Black & White & Black
Neutered
Yes
Vaccinated
Yes
Microchipped
Yes
Good with Children
Possibly older children
Good with other Cats
No
Good with Dogs
No
Dry Food
Purina
Wet Food
Untamed, Applaws
Litter
Catsan
Bonnie and Clyde was dumped in a cat carrier alongside a Canal, a lady messaged my friend she eventually found them both really scared I’m not surprised, she couldn’t keep them because she has dogs, they was very scared of her dogs, she asked me if I could take them I live alone, I messaged Luce and have fostered them, I have fostered them for longer than expected due to Clyde having a retained testicle we was waiting for it to drop but it didn’t, he had to have quite a big abdominal operation he is absolutely fine now he is a total love bug he will lay in your arms like a baby for hours and just stare into your eyes, his favourite toy is a little spring he carries it around and does a happy chirp.
Bonnie is very confident she was straight out of the carrier at vets, she will give you head bumps and will come to you for a fuss, she loves playing with water out of the tap, she also likes to race you like an Olympic athlete just walking from one room to the next, she has been neutered and soon recovered, I don’t think she realised she had a operation, her favourite toy is a long wand with feathers on she also loves chewing paper and cardboard she walks past you looks you right in the eye walks over to sofa and claws it but it’s a game, Clyde has been through the mill because of his retained testicle I was taking them to a local vet they booked him in sedated him then realised he had only got 1 testicle surely they should have checked before I was backward and forward to this vets for weeks.
Thankfully They are both fine now and have really entertained me it’s been nice to watch them grow and see their personalities come out they are a very bonded pair they play together sleep together and chirp to each other, They are absolutely adorable and Gorgeous.




