Garlic and Toast are a bonded pair who have only recently grown out of kittenhood. They were very frightened of people to begin with, so it took them a while to get used to the idea of the tall, gangly monsters petting them and whatnot. They are still shy, but have come a long way and could truly blossom in the right environment. They are high energy and love play time. If you bring the magic red dot every day, they will be the happiest kitties around. Toast is the smaller one who is more outgoing. She will delay eating to get more pets and isn't super food motivated. She is also the most dedicated to defeating the red dot. It is her mission in life. She will stare at the drawer that has the laser pointer in it, trying to make it come out and face her. If I rattle that side table at all, both cats come running. If I even reach toward the drawer with the laser pointer, she starts whipping her head back and forth looking everywhere for the dot. Is it here? Is it hiding? Has it arrived? Must not miss the dot! Toast has graduated to sitting on the same bed or couch as the human, but has not reached the point of cuddles yet. Cooler temperatures are the perfect time to teach these beautiful house panthers about cozy sleep togethers. Garlic is the bigger one who looks a bit more like an Egyptian Sphinx cat. He's got the model cheek bones. He's still adjusting to being petted, but he likes it in spite of himself. He also seems to like baby talk. If you have a high pitched voice and like talking to your pets with cheerful, encouraging nonsense, he would enjoy that very much. He is your sweet, sweet foo-foo who did such a good job today and looks so pretty! Yes, he does! Garlic is also food obsessed. He wants all the food - hers, yours, mine, his own. He will eat it all. So, you have to be careful not to overfeed him. On the other hand, it is fairly easy to bribe him. These cats need a calm environment, since they are easily startled/alarmed, but also a lot of play time and interaction. When they get bored, shenanigans occur. There is no corner or pile of stuff they will not explore. There is no object they will not turn into a toy, if they have to. If you have lost some small, random thing like a button, don't worry, they will find it. But, give them some space to run around and something to occupy their minds every day and they will be well-behaved house panthers. I do not know how they would do with other cats at this time.