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Timothy & Taylor

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Heronbank Cat Rescue

Their cats live with foster carers or in boarding, so you meet Timothy & Taylor after applying rather than by visiting.

Timothy & Taylor are no longer on Heronbank Cat Rescue's website. We noticed on 30 October 2026. That usually means they've found a home.

  • Timothy
  • Taylor

About Timothy & Taylor

Available: 2nd November 2026

History: We were rescued from a farmer’s field and surrendered into foster care so we could find our forever homes.

Needs: We are growing, active kittens who need plenty of attention, toys and good food to help us grow into happy, healthy cats. We would love to find a home together, but if adopting either of us singly, we will need a young, active resident cat/kitten who can keep us company and play with us.

We also have extra fluffy fur, so we will need regular grooming to keep our beautiful coats in tip-top condition.

Timothy

I’m the bigger of the two boys, and I absolutely cannot resist a good teaser stick! I’m playful and affectionate, but I need a little time to build trust with my new hoomans. Once I decide you’re trustworthy, I turn into a proper purr machine! I’ll even tolerate a little cuddle before my playful side takes over and I scramble off for more fun.

Taylor

I’m a little smaller than my brother, and I love a good cuddle and a purr with my hoomans. Once I completely trust you, I turn into a liquid cat and can twist myself into all sorts of funny positions! You’ll certainly know when I’m hungry because I’ll meow insistently until my dinner arrives!

Unlike Timothy, who tends to bulldoze me out of the way when teaser toys appear, I prefer a good catnip toy to attack. We may be brothers, but we each have our own little personalities!

Together, we make an adorable pair of playful, affectionate boys who are ready to bring lots of fun , purrs and love into our new home.

Can I live with…

Other cats: Yes. If adopting singly, you must have a young resident cat/kitten

Dogs: Untested

Children: Yes

Indoor or outdoor home: Either! We can live happily as fully indoor cats, or have access to the outdoors once we are old enough and fully settled in our new home

As written by Heronbank Cat Rescue.

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