Cinnamon and Freya came to Woodlands from the same multi-cat household after financial difficulties meant their family could no longer keep them - a difficult situation, but not one that reflects on either of these lovely 1-year-old girls. Having arrived separately, the two reunited & moved together into a bigger pen where they've settled in as a comforting, familiar pairing for one another during an otherwise unsettling time.

Cinnamon, a beautiful tortie, is a little shy by nature but lets you stroke her, showing that beneath her reserve is a girl who's open to gentle connection once she feels safe. Freya, her black and white companion, is altogether more forward - she'll come straight into your arms for a cuddle and a fuss, though she can be a little unsure around new people at first. Together they balance each other nicely, and having a familiar face nearby has clearly helped both girls settle more easily into sanctuary life.

Both Cinnamon and Freya are suited to indoor living and would do best in a home set back from busy roads where they can feel secure. Given Cinnamon's shyness and Freya's initial wariness of new faces, they'd benefit from a calm, patient household that lets them come forward in their own time rather than rushing to win their trust. Their reunion has given them real comfort, and while they can be rehomed together or separately, keeping them as a pair would offer continuity and confidence for two girls who've already been through plenty of change.

Cinnamon and Freya deserve a home that understands gentle patience goes a long way - one that will let Cinnamon's quiet trust grow and give Freya the reassurance she needs around anything new. Whether adopted as a pair or individually, these two girls are ready for a fresh start with people who'll take the time to earn their confidence.