Adoptable Poppy (white, 3 years old) and Tip (grey, 7 years old) are a bonded pair.

Both kitties have immaculate litter manners and have displayed no aggressive behavior.

They’re also incredibly affectionate, comfortable with nail trims, and great with other cats!

Once Poppy feels safe, she will open up to you and shower you with loads of gentle love and affection.

Poppy adores pets and head scratches.

She will trot to you and roll around to show how much she loves you (while also hinting at belly rubs).

Tip is named Tip because of the cool white tip on his tail and the elegant white collar on his chest.

He loves exploring the unknown world (ie his new home). He’s a super insider.

Making friends on the first day is easy for Tip.

He loves napping in arms. And, when it’s treat time, Tip will become a purr-fessional singer.

He also love rubbing his head against you. It’s his secret signal for “Hey, look at me! I need some hugs and head scratches!”

To meet Tip and Poppy write to us at hydeparkcatsadoptions@gmail.com

Trevor and Kelly are two unrelated teenage kittens, who met in foster care and want to stay together. Kelly is the older of the two, she is currently just over a year old, and she is a brown tabby with white paws and a white bib. She was very shy and serious when she arrived, but has gained in confidence and enjoys chasing Trevor around. She is an easy going and polite girl, happy to nap for much of the day, and comfortable around other cats.

Trevor is a brown tabby, about 4 months younger than Kelly, and is a high energy extrovert. He lists his hobbies as abseiling down curtains in the middle of the night, free running across furniture and trying to bowl over other cats. He is very affectionate and is fascinated by faces, he often pats human faces to see what they do!

Trevor and Kelly have a “kid brother and big sister” relationship, where they chase and play together happily, but because Trevor has no filters and too much energy, Kelly goes into big sister mode and tries to get him to behave. They end up roughhousing, but they do actually love each other, despite the violence that ensues!

Both are neutered/spayed, microchipped and up to date with vaccines. Both are very clean and careful with their litter boxes and both have good appetites, enjoying wet food twice a day, with a dry food feeder available 24/7 for snacks at other times.

They are comfortable around other cats, but it’s not known how they would be with dogs. They would be happy with older children, who understand that playtimes get rough and they might receive the occasional unintentional scratch or nip. They love their toys, especially squeaky mice, and they have toys that they will want to bring with them to their new home. They love being able to see outside, they are currently in a home that has a birdfeeder outside the window, and they enjoy watching the birds every morning.

To meet them, write to us at hydeparkcatsadoptions@gmail.com