SPOTTY & DOTTY

Dotty and her daughter Spotty were found in a parking lot, just the two of them, already moving through the world as a little unit. It didn’t take long to realise this wasn’t just a mother and kitten — they are properly bonded, the kind of pair that quietly choose each other again and again. You see it in the small moments: how they drift back together, how they play in sync, how Dotty checks in and Spotty follows her lead.

Dotty is around 1.5 years old and carries herself with a calm, gentle confidence. She’s soft in everything she does — in the way she moves, the way she settles, the way she keeps you company without ever asking for too much. She likes being near her people, often choosing a spot within reach, happy just to share the space. She has that rare ability to bring a sense of calm into a room without trying.

Spotty, at around 8 months, is the lighter, playful spark beside her. She’s curious, a little cheeky, and always ready to turn a quiet moment into playtime if a toy appears — especially anything that rolls. Her meows are mostly reserved for inviting you to join in. She’s still learning to fully trust human affection — not distant, just thoughtful about it — and it’s lovely to watch her confidence grow day by day, always anchored by her mum.

Together, they’re a joy in the most understated way. Dotty’s instinct to care is still very much there, and Spotty clearly draws comfort from it. They keep each other entertained, move around the home with ease, and bring a kind of quiet, steady companionship that just feels good to have around.

They are both house-trained and easy to care for. They eat well (tuna is a favourite here), and have been friendly and relaxed around other cats when introduced properly. They would not suit a home with dogs, but would do well in a home with other calm cats or on their own as a pair.

In terms of health, Spotty is FIV/FeLV negative. Dotty is FIV positive but otherwise healthy and living a completely normal, happy life. With proper care and a safe indoor environment, FIV+ cats can live long and comfortable lives.

They would suit a calm, loving home where their bond can be respected and where they can continue to build confidence at their own pace. A family with older children (12+) who understand gentle boundaries would be absolutely fine, or a quieter household where they can settle in and be themselves.

If you’re looking for something real — a pair with a genuine connection, soft energy, and the kind of everyday presence that makes a home feel warmer — Dotty and Spotty are ready for that next chapter, together