Milly and Bodhi

Milly (Tabby)

Hi I'm Milly. I'm growing up to be a sweet and confident young lady who is very curious and enjoys making friends - both human and feline.

I absolutely love play time. My favourite toys would have to be feathers and strings but I'll give anything a go. Shoelaces, hoodie strings and long hair are also super fun. So is anything up high or locked away. I love me a good challenge!

Personal hygiene is another passion of mine and I'm not shy about letting others know when they may need a bath or new hairstyle. You're welcome!

I've been told that I was born with a grade 2 heart murmur but don't let that hold you back because it certainly doesn't stop me from enjoying my kittenhood!

Bodhi (Tuxedo)
Hi, I'm Batman...I mean Bodhi. I'm a little shy at first but if you know the saying 'the way to a man's heart is through his stomach' we will be friends in no time.

If you've laughed your head off at the videos of cats stealing pizza and flat out refusing to let go then there will never be a dull moment with me in your life! I get along well with other cats and love to play and explore, but I also really enjoy snuggles with my humans.

I'm the first to jump under the covers at night-time, curl up in a ball and purr my way off to sleep. Or if it's a bit too warm I'll just sleep on your head, no dramas.

Apparently, I was born with some pesky little thing called a heart murmur...but I don't even notice it at all and just go on with my day like all the other kittens. My foster mum just says my heart is just so full of love that it's been sent into overdrive.

Milly and Bodhi absolutely adore each other - grooming each other and playing together when you are busy. They have grown up together, changed foster carers 4 times together, and been through all their medical exams together, so we would really like to find them homes together.

Both Milly and Bodhi have grade 2 heart murmurs and both have had cardioechograms, which came back clear with no issues detected.

Heart mumurs in young kittens often go away as they grow, but it will need monitoring during their regular vet check-ups.

Forever Friends do cover the cost (at our preferred vets) if they do require further cardioechograms or any treatment required if their condition worsens.