We came to the sanctuary at the start of December last year from a home after our owner realised she could no longer care for us, our litter siblings Fig and Klaus and our older brother Roastie. Sadly she did not believe in neutering and so our mummy was bred from multiple times. We were the known second litter born in July 2025. It is lucky that we went to the sanctuary when we did because we would have soon started inbreeding with each other meaning lots more unwanted kittens born!

Our mummy was a Sphynx cross, hairless with curled ears, so our carers believe she likely had some American Curl in her genes. Our dad was a domestic shorthair (moggy), which is our main breed, with a little Sphynx and American Curl mixed in. We may just look like domestic shorthairs with adorable curled ears, but we think that makes us extra special. You may notice that I Fern dont have as much of a curl in my ears as my sister Clem and brothers Fig and Klaus.

We were not in the best condition when we arrived as we were all absolutely riddled in fleas, had huge wormy bellies and coarse fur from poor nutrition. We are now in much better health after receiving all our necessary vet work, some good food and TLC!

We are both very friendly loving girls with lovely sweet natures. I, Clem, am a little more confident than my sister Fern, who can be slightly more reserved at times. She was quite nervous when we first arrived, but it didn’t take her long to come out of her shell. Although she’s a little timid by nature, she’s very happy meeting new people and absolutely adores lap cuddles and affection.

I enjoy plenty of fuss too, but out of the four of us siblings, I’m definitely the most playful. I love my toys and will happily wander around with one in my mouth! Interactive play is my favourite, though I’m just as good at keeping myself entertained when I have a box of toys to choose from.

We are looking for a home together as we are very bonded and love each other’s company, whether we are playing or curled up asleep side by side.