Edmund and Winston brothers, are about 11 months old, and came from a farm where they were rescued to have a safer life inside. Edmund, who has more white on his chest, is definitely more outgoing and less fearful. Winston has come a long way but is still hesitant about new people. Winston will adventure and purr while waiting for his food. They are both sweethearts. They love hammocks and toys. They both need a calm and patient family to gain their trust and give them all the love they deserve. Both boys have extra toe beans which make them even more adorable. They are brothers and are bonded (must go together)! Edmund also loves to be held and will rub up against you to cuddle closer. He loves attention and is a huge mush! Winston (once he trusts his person), loves to roll on his back for belly scratches. He will purr and rub up against your legs. He would prefer to not be picked up, it makes him nervous. They are fine with other cats (who are calm and are used to other cats as well). No dogs, but they could be fine with older and calmer kids. (They have been around small animals under supervision). They come with their own cat tree so they have places to climb and hide. They love to play with spring toys, bell toys, and wands. Pictures included: Edmund mid yawn or smiling! And Winston rolling over for belly rubs! Video of Edmund playing. If you are interested in these beauties or any of our other angels, you can complete an adoption application online at: https://www.kittenangels.org/adopt Please indicate on the adoption application that you are interested in Edmund and Winston fostered by Lindsay. Please note, fosters do get final approval for any adoption as they are most familiar with the personalities of their foster kittens and cats. Kitten Angels is a non profit, volunteer organization. We rely solely on fostering, volunteers, donations, and adoption fees. An adoption fee of $350 ($175.00 per cat/kitten) must be paid at the time of adoption by either cash or check. All of our adoptable animals are assessed in foster homes, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and tested for FeLV/FIV. Medical records will be released with the adopted pet.