Panthers looking for a place to call their own

Can you believe these 2 gorgeous boys, Flynt and Bandit (aka Bug), have been waiting for their purrfect home for over a year now!!?? Crazy right!?? These stunning 18mth old boys have beautiful, shining coats with smoke tabby patterns, and exotic, oriental-like features.

Much more than just good looks though, they are the perfect little companions as well. Both of these boys are well socialised with our cocker spaniels, and other cats. They are the most loving, chilled out little kitties I have ever had the pleasure of caring for

Flynt is a softie. He is a very gentle and laid back little guy, happy to sit back and watch the world go by. He is a purr machine, loves to play, is fascinated by running water, and loves company. He is not at all demanding, but loves to know where everyone is. He has a really dark, glossy, soft short coat, and somewhat resembles an oriental breed with his handsomely triangular face and ears. He is lean, sleek, gracefully acrobatic and has a certain serenity about him .

Bandit, aka "Bug", is the accidental comedian of the bunch! Just look at those eyes!! He always looks surprised! Bandit has the lightest colouring of the boys so his smoked colour and tabby patterns are very striking. His features somewhat resemble a Burmese with the shorter nose, rounder face, and large, very expressive eyes. He is super energetic and playful! He loves to run and jump after toys on a string, and is quite the acrobat when he does so! He is absolutely hilarious to watch and would keep you entertained for hours. He is a soft natured little guy though too and loves affection. If he can't find you, or one of his brothers he likes to play Marco Polo (i.e. he cries, until you find him or he finds you!). He really is a sweet little baby and is definitely one of a kind.

Since Flynt and Bug are the last 2 to be adopted of a family of 10, they have developed a really strong bond. As they have grown and blossomed into young adulthood together they have become the absolute best of friends and so it wouldn't be fair to separate them. As adults now they are a little timid when first meeting new people, but no doubt, together they will settle nicely into a loving new home, preferably one that is calm and peaceful.