Flash, Joey and Lily

About Flash, Joey and Lily
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Flash: I am the smooth-coat trio coloured lady! I’m quite a stunner! I guinea-walk quite fast, (my coat is streamlined!) and I am the cheeky adventurous one. I have been known to hide under my bed, to amuse my foster hooman and then chirp away when she finds me! I like being the first one to skip along and reach the delicious green veggies, did I say I can move fast?! I’m sometimes jumpy if silly hooman is clumsy - but I’m learning to be brave! I’m currently with my foster carer who has 5 cats and I don’t mind them watching us, as my foster hooman supervises those cheeky cats and we get to tease the cats by running around. I love to have my gorgeous smooth coat stroked and will happily sit on your lap. I absolutely love my two sisters and being around them. We chortle away together!
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Joey: I am the beautiful fluffy trio coloured lady, I am the deep thinker and maybe the quiet shy one, but I’m working on improving my confidence. I like to observe and follow my two sisters, who have great fun ideas of things to do! My favourite food is lovely fresh Kale or corn silk! My sisters are my best-friends and I’m learning lots from them.
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Lily: I am the fluffy cream/light ginger lady. I have beautiful captivating red coloured eyes! I’m quite brave now, but can still jump too when silly hoomans are clumsy – she’s learning to move slower around us. I too am learning to be braver. My foster hooman gave us a cardboard house to go to, when I feel less brave. But these days, I will happily chill out or nap on the fresh hay and don’t go in my cardboard house as much. But I can skuttle into my cardboard house if the need arises! Please don't disturb me if you see me having an arvo nap! I love to be around my two sisters – they are so cool and we have so much fun together!
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Together we burble and squeak like no one's listening. We provide constant entertainment for everyone who spends time with us. We can't wait to find our forever home!
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These girls would love a home all together, with a kind, loving and patient adopter who will love their shy little personalities and encourage them to be even braver.
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They would do well in a family, if the mini-hoomans (kids) aren’t too noisy and at least school-age.