Brief Bio: :Benny and his sister Penny (aka Penelope and Benelope) came to me as 5 week olds (so small and cute!!!). They were healthy apart from the fact that they both had very raw/scraped up noses which have since healed wonderfully. They came home to a house with my two adult cats, one being 1 year old and the other 15 years old. They had no problem being introduced to new cats and often tried to play with them (which mostly resulted in being swatted away by the senior cat lol). They have had one introduction to a dog. While they were initially pretty scared and hissy, they did end up falling asleep on my lap while the dog was laying on the ground nearby. They would likely do well with dogs after a gradual introduction period! They do great with new people and children.Summary of Personality: Meet Benny! As their foster mom, I would consider him and his sister to be a bonded pair. They are much happier together!Benny is such a sweet, curious, and playful guy. He is very sure of himself and loves to be around people and other cats. He and his sister Penny often followed me around the house together, especially to the bathroom hah! When he's sleepy you'll find him in a deep slumber in very random places. He can fall asleep anywhere and in any position! He and Penny often sleep on top of/intertwined with each other which makes for some very cute photo opportunities. Aside from playing with his sister, he loves anything attached to a string, and bonus points if he has to run up a cat tree to catch it. One activity of his and his sister's that brings them a lot of comfort is suckling on a 'mommy blanket', as I like to call it. If you have a really fluffy blanket, plop him down on it and he will start purring up a storm and making biscuits while he suckles on the blanket. This is a normal soothing behavior for kitties that were separated from their mom too early, and is perfectly safe. If you put the blanket on yourself you'll have the treat of two little kitties purring happily on you.Sometimes people worry about kittens scratching up their furniture or being naughty when they get bored. Luckily Benny and Penny play so well together that they never get bored! All of that restless energy gets channeled into wrestling each other or chasing each other up the cat tower. They really do entertain each other, which makes them very easy kittens as a pair. I'd highly recommend adopting them together! Anytime they are separated they cry out for the other, and are so happy to be reunited.Is your foster litter box trained?: Yes
