Murphy and Maisie ❣❣

Introducing Maisie and Murphy, your new best friends! This bonded pair of siblings are looking for their new human bestie so they can get to work catching up on snuggling, playing and showing off their wonderful purrs.

Maisie (grey) is a sweet little snuggle monster! She likes to have a cuddle with her human friend after every meal to aid in digestion. She’s looking for a human friend who will let her snuggle on their lap as much as possible! Maisie is quieter and more mature than Murphy, but she still loves to play! Once she’s reached her snuggle quota she loves to chase her brother and hunt her favourite toy mousies. She loves to climb, and is quite happy to sit on her human friend’s shoulder as they do chores around the house. She is also happy to be picked up for a cuddle - the more cuddles the better, in her opinion! If she’s not snuggling with her human friend, she loves to nap with her brother or her foster siblings. Once the day is done, she likes to be able to curl up in bed under the blankets with her human friend for a nice warm nap and a good rumbly purr session

Murphy (black) is a sweet little comedian with energy to spare. He needs to be involved in whatever action is going on - he doesn’t want to miss out on any of the fun! When he’s not playing with his human friend, he likes to play catch, wrestle with his sister Maisie and his foster siblings, hunt his favourite toy mousies, or chase anything that moves. Once he’s worn himself out he likes to cuddle on his human friend’s lap, or snuggle with his sister and his foster siblings. Murphy makes the cutest little trilling sounds when he’s doing zoomies around the house, and has a lovely happy purr when he’s relaxing. He loves tummy tickles, and head and butt scratches, and is quite happy to be picked up for a cuddle.

Maisie and Murphy would be very happy to go to a forever home that already has a friendly and playful cat in residence - they absolutely adore other cats! They haven’t been trialled with dogs. They would be best suited to a home with no young children, as they’re still learning not to climb their human friends when they want to get up to their shoulders.