Monkey and Tutti (2–3 weeks, sex unknown) were found in a box together with their sibling Bonbon, and another kitten who didn’t make it.

Monkey and Tutti are currently in an improvised temporary setup and need to be rehomed soon due to housing restrictions. Bonbon is in the same overall care setup but in a separate safe spot to prevent excessive suckling, which is why they are not all together at the moment.

Monkey (multicolored) is outgoing and playful, like a little baby baboon. Tutti (grey and white) is more laidback but loves company, which is why the name reflects being together instead of solo. Tutti was initially weaker and less responsive, with lower body temperature, but has recovered well and is now stable.

They are balanced together, but tend to suckle on their sibling Bonbon a bit too much. They can be adopted together as a pair, or all three together, but with special attention to the dynamic with Bonbon.

Monkey is curious and eager to explore, while Tutti prefers comfort and closeness with others. They are stable together and generally in harmony, and require the typical care for kittens of this age. Current observation indicates Monkey male and Tutti female, though not certain. If rehomed, leftover formula will be gifted.