Willow (263)

Where do I start? Willow was the quiet one. You know what they say about the quiet ones? It was all a facade. She's a wild child in disguise! Willow is the smallest sister of the four kittens but don't let that fool you. She's kick ass kitten. I'm in love with her. I love her little face, her quirky little face. Just everything. This is your chance to adopt love on legs and fall in love yourself. Oh and she has the most gorgeous amber eyes. EVER. But don't just adopt her because she has beautiful eyes. She's so much more than that.

Willow is a big love bug. That's why I've described her as love on legs. She is just love. She is often underfoot or sneaking up behind me on the lounge to give me cuddles and purrs. It really is just awesome. I feel so loved. Best. Thing. Ever. Who wouldn't want to come home to that?

I'm so proud of Willow and her siblings. They learned love and they now give it unconditionally.

Willow is the little littlest sister. She's even got a tiny bottom and dainty legs. She’s the itty bitty kitty of the family. But don’t let that fool you. She’s small but mighty. Mighty gorgeous. She was never angry or hissy or feisty at all. She was just tiny sweetness and very scared. Oh so scared with big eyes. She’s got this gorgeous slightly off centre mark up her forehead between her eyes which just melts my heart. Melts. It . Bad. It gives her a quirky element to her gorgeousness. She has the appearance of a wild little pixie to her. Have I mentioned that her sweetness gets me in the feels?

Willow’s Loves: World peace. Being loved. Purring. Your attention. Kisses planted on her tiny little cheeks and nose and that off centre white stripe up her forehead. You need to plant kisses there. Sleeping and snuggling with her siblings. Being in your arms. More purring. Being ridiculously sweet. Appearing out of no where like magic for pats and cuddles. Fruit boxes with holes for poking paws through. Climbing cushions. Looking whispy and wild. Being rescued from a ‘mean’ stripey kitten called Cinnamon Bun who plays far too rough. Being adopted and loved unconditionally.

Willows Dislikes: Aggressive cats. Play that's too rough. Also not a fan of a particular stripey foster kitten brother called Cinnamon Bun who plays far too rough (he can really be a meanie).

These little ones have grown up in a home with each other, kitten friendly adult cats and two cat friendly dogs. It’s time for them to find their own homes where they can be showered with love and attention. So essentially, they’re gorgeous, they’re socialised, they’ve lived in a home environment and as far as I’m concerned they’re perfect! You’d be blessed to have these tuxedo fluff balls in your hearts and homes.

I would love, absolutely love for Willow to be adopted with one of her siblings. In fact any one of them as they all snuggle with one another at different times. She gets along beautifully with all of them. If you are interested in adopting two (and you really should be!) - Two kittens are great as they keep each other company and teach each other kitten-cat social skills. It’s a myth that cat’s don’t like company. They totally do! Two means they have someone to snuggle with and someone to play with when you’re not home. It's also incredibly entertaining watching two kitten’s play! This is in fact why I have no memory left on my phone. It's perfect really! You also get double the love, double the purr. Its a win win situation. Ask Brandon about the adoption fee for Willow and one of her awesome gorgeous siblings.

- Willow's foster mum, Gaby