Birds of a feather, brothers Bit O’ Honey and Mary Jane Peanut Butter Twist are almost always spotted together, skittering around the shelter or dozing off alone after outgrowing their days of curling up on the same cat tree. Despite looking like world-class nappers, these two have a wilder side. When the shelter quiets down, they become night-owl mischief makers, setting off motion alerts with their after-hours antics. Now approaching their first birthday in August, both are still timid and wary of people, preferring to keep to the shadows until they feel safe. They’ll need a patient, understanding adopter—someone willing to give them the time and space to come out of their shells, and who believes their quirks can become real personality when given a chance. The brothers do well with other cats, so a feline-friendly home could help them grow more confident, but they’re too anxious for dogs or young children. These bonded boys are neutered and current on vaccinations. As Manx-mix brothers from a lineage bred for the Manx trait, they carry some of the genetic baggage tied to the breed. Bit O’ Honey has some mild issues with fecal incontinence (managed with daily Entederm), so their adopter should expect special needs. They must be adopted together. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!