No Name - American Longhair For Sale in Greater London, England

She’s a sweetheart, quiet and a very demure little kitty At just 8 weeks old, this longhaired calico kitten is a delicate blend of softness, beauty, and quiet charm. Her luxurious coat is a patchwork of warm autumn colors—rich orange, inky black, and soft white—each hue blending seamlessly into the next. Her fur is long, silky, and slightly wispy, especially around her neck and tail, giving her a gentle, feathered appearance. With wide, thoughtful eyes that seem to observe more than react, she has a quiet presence that instantly calms the room. She’s a reserved little soul, often choosing a cozy corner or a sunbeam by the window over the center of the action. She watches the world carefully, head slightly tilted, as if she’s taking everything in before deciding how to join. Despite her calm nature, she still enjoys gentle play. She’ll softly bat at a dangling string or quietly chase her siblings never with wild energy, but with graceful, measured pounces. She’s thoughtful in everything she does

He is sweet and loving and great with kids! I will provide everything in have for him like food litter ect. Also willing to drive to you.

Playful, energetic, typical cheeky orange cat behaviour Meet Solero, an 8-week-old light ginger male kitten and the biggest of his litter. With his soft, peachy-orange fur and curious blue eyes, he’s the picture of classic kitten charm. His coat is a warm, pale ginger hue, slightly lighter than the typical tabby, with faint stripes starting to show as he grows. His nose and paw pads are a gentle pink. From the start, Solero has stood out among his siblings. The largest and boldest of the group, he was the first to climb out of the nest, the first to try solid food, and the first to start a kitten fight. He’s playful and confident, often instigating kitten wrestling matches and proudly pouncing on toys twice his size. He has that unmistakable orange cat personality — full of energy, curiosity, and a little bit of mischief. But Solero is affectionate, too. After a good play session, he’ll sit and stare at you till you pick him up flip him over and he’ll fall asleep stretched out and purring like a tiny motor. He’s incredibly people-oriented and already shows signs of becoming a loyal, talkative companion. Like many orange male cats, he has a charming mix of boldness and affection that’s hard to resist.

They are sisters and they love each other I’d like for them to be sold together from me and whatever you do if you separate them I don’t want to know because I’ll be sad. But they are lovely cats that love to cuddle especially the gray one and the white one likes to suck on the bedding still