Meet Dickon and Colin!
Straight out of The Secret Garden, these bonded brothers are ready to bring a little mischief, magic, and plenty of fun to their forever home. They’re playful, curious, and comfortable around children and adult cats, making them a lovely fit for a busy household or a quieter home with plenty of time for play and affection.
Colin is a spry, spunky Siamese-ish boy with a mustache that deserves its own introduction. Somewhere between Groucho Meowx and Tomcat Selleck, this distinguished gentleman is ready to steal your heart (and possibly your fireplace). He’s lively, affectionate, and happiest when he’s close to his humans. He loves wrestling with Dickon, investigating the fireplace, and getting involved in board games — especially when he can bat the pieces right off the board! He’s also fascinated by the children and adult cats in his life, and would be thrilled to find a family who appreciates his big personality and adorable charm!
Dickon is a handsome Siamese-tabby boy with an adorable dark nose and a playful, affectionate spirit. He loves chasing pom-poms, racing around with his siblings, and engaging in a good wrestling match with Colin. He’s also a little breakfast-and-dinner crooner, so don’t be surprised if he serenades you when it’s time to eat! Once the zoomies wind down, he loves curling up on the back of the sofa right behind your head or gently batting at your hair. He’s curious about the adult cat he’s lived with and feels right at home around kids.
Dickon and Colin are a package deal, and we can’t wait to see these two adventurers blossom in a home of their own. They could also do well with a cat-savvy adult feline who doesn’t mind a couple of tiny, enthusiastic roommates.
Are you ready to let these brothers turn your home into their own little Secret Garden?
All our cats and kittens are spayed or neutered, tested for FeLV/FIV, FVRCP vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped.
All of our kittens must go to homes where they will remain inside 24/7.
Young kittens must be adopted in pairs or into a home with a resident cat. Rare exceptions are considered based on the individual kitten’s needs and temperament.
