Peep and Nibbles are a beautiful bonded, but feral pair of older kittens. They were found straying at an old scrap yard along with other ferals.

Peep is the ginger and white male; so called as he likes to keep a watchful eye that you are not getting up to any mischief and bringing their food on time, and Nibbles is the unusual all ginger female who is very keen on snacking on her food.

We have given the kittens some time to try to gain their trust and they are still not really wanting to make much contact with humans, so they would be happier at a farm, stables or small holding environment.

They will need to be fed twice daily, have a cosy outbuilding with lots of straw to sleep in and the freedom to roam in quite a rural setting. They are now litter trained which will be helpful so you can get them used to their new outbuilding and feeding routine before letting them out to explore, so that they remain in the area.

They maybe used to some loud noises and vehicles moving about, due to where they came from, near a scrap yard. Due to their timid nature we think they should keep out of trouble as they know how to run and hide well when they feel the need to.

In time the pair may build up some trust with people, to the point that they may cope with some strokes, but there is no guarantee that this can happen. They must make the choice themselves to connect with people if they would like to. Their new owner will need to be prepared to put some time in to see what they can get used to with humans.

The pair have been neutered and had their initial vaccines, de flea and wormers.

They were found straying in the Bridgewater area so they will need to be homed in a new location.