Panther & Tiger

About Panther & Tiger

Panther (black semi-long haired) and Tiger (tabby), D.O.B 09/08/2026 are a pair of sisters looking for their forever home together. They have been flea and worm treated, microchipped and had their 1st vaccination. They can return to one of our vets in Swadlincote, Tamworth or Northampton for a FREE 2nd vaccination and FREE neutering once old enough. They will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance.

Panther and Tiger came into rescue with their mum after being found living in a garden. Understandably, they were very nervous and unsure when they first arrived, but their wonderful fosterer has worked incredibly hard to help them build confidence. Although they can still be shy and cautious around new people at first,

Tiger can still give the odd hiss, once they feel settled and comfortable, they are more than happy to enjoy some fuss and will continue to blossom into sweet, friendly girls given time and lots of interaction. Their new home will need to be patient and understanding, as it will take time for Panther and Tiger to fully come out of their shells.

With time, love and plenty of confident handling they will continue to grow in confidence and show just how lovely they can be. Its so rewarding watching them blossom.

They are eating really well and enjoying a range of wet kitten food and IAMS (or similar quality) Kitten dry food. They are very clean with the litter tray and are used to wood pellet cat litter The kittens can be rehomed alongside other neutered, cat-friendly felines, but wouldn't be happy around a dog. We are happy to consider homes with respectful and patient children aged 10 years and over.

They will need a home WELL AWAY FROM ANY BUSY OR FAST ROADS, with a safe garden to explore once they are old enough, neutered and ready for outdoor adventures.

Being fostered in Swadlincote, Derbyshire, but can be rehomed further afield (please bear in mind the return visits for their 2nd vax and neutering though) subject to a successful home check and an adoption donation of £125 per kitten.

As written by Wonky Pets Rescue.