Derby & Beret

Add a feather (or two) in your cap with these gorgeous brother/sister kitten siblings, Derby and Beret. ??<br/><br/>Both sport distinguished caps themselves, making them a perfect addition to your home and camera roll. Derby (male) shows off a full derby-style hat while Beret (female) has a jaunty half topper complete with a heart on her left side.<br/><br/>This adorable pair was born to a feral mom in April 2021. As the only two in the litter, both were doted on and protected by their mom when young — their rescuer was only able to touch them with mom's approval after five weeks.<br/><br/>Now growing into their own, Beret and Derby are a very bonded set looking for their forever home. Their chirps and coos are clear signs of their love for everything and everyone, including other cats and people.

Add a feather (or two) in your cap with these gorgeous brother/sister kitten siblings, Derby and Beret. ??

Both sport distinguished caps themselves, making them a perfect addition to your home and camera roll. Derby (male) shows off a full derby-style hat while Beret (female) has a jaunty half topper complete with a heart on her left side.

This adorable pair was born to a feral mom in April 2021. As the only two in the litter, both were doted on and protected by their mom when young — their rescuer was only able to touch them with mom's approval after five weeks.

Now growing into their own, Beret and Derby are a very bonded set looking for their forever home. Their chirps and coos are clear signs of their love for everything and everyone, including other cats and people.

Add a feather (or two) in your cap with these gorgeous brother/sister kitten siblings, Derby and Beret. ??

Both sport distinguished caps themselves, making them a perfect addition to your home and camera roll. Derby (male) shows off a full derby-style hat while Beret (female) has a jaunty half topper complete with a heart on her left side.

This adorable pair was born to a feral mom in April 2021. As the only two in the litter, both were doted on and protected by their mom when young — their rescuer was only able to touch them with mom's approval after five weeks.

Now growing into their own, Beret and Derby are a very bonded set looking for their forever home. Their chirps and coos are clear signs of their love for everything and everyone, including other cats and people.