Monty

Please say hello to Marlowe (red and white) and Monty (pure white), two of the sweetest boys who had a horrible start to life as strays.
Brought to Animal Aid as part of a litter of four, they unfortunately lost two of their siblings to Parvo Virus but did not actually develop it themselves.
They have been fostered with a retired couple who have spent many hours building trust and teaching them how to play and love in a gentle household.
As the biggest kitten, Monty took on the role of protector of his siblings, a role that he reverts to if he feels unsure or perceives a threat, real or imagined. It is all an act with some attitude but no biting or scratching and his foster parents just gently reach in to him, and talking in soft, reassuring voices, pick him up. A technique they will teach their adoptive parents.
Monty is also a professional fly catcher.
Marlowe is the lover of the pair and purrs as soon as you approach. He does follow Monty's lead when it comes to being unsure. As soon as you sit down Marlowe is on your lap purring and boofing the hand that strokes him. Monty rubs around legs and sits beside you. They need a quiet family home with people who are well experienced with cats and are willing to take it slowly and confidently to build a relationship with this pair.
Marlowe and Monty are a delightful pair of boys who just need a home that understands them and will continue to develop their social skills and trust.
They will be adopted together please feel free to meet them any day between 11.30am and 3.30pm.