Your kittens sounds so precious - you are so lucky to be going through this happy experience right now.

Mama must be so very sweet, of course they purr at her very nearness.

You are right to want to keep them in pairs, we have Buffy & Scruffy Finkelstein, a pair that were found in a trucking garage, and could not have dreamt of separating: Buffy took such good care of her brother, he did not know how to eat, could not drink from a bottle so he would drip and soak his whole tiny body, and she would spend long periods just grooming her little brother.

Asking people that wish to adopt them to keep them together should not be that difficult, as they are so adorable when they play and sleep together.

I wish that you find a warm and happy home for your little tiggers!

MadArt (ist)

PS: Our local Petco helps get pets adopted, perhaps your local store can assist you in finding a good family for the little twin-kit's?

Kittens in pairs are the absolute best. All that chasing, wrestling, biting and clawing one another makes them much more gentle and affectionate - they don't have to try to figure out how their claws work on people! And of course they have each other for company when the folks are away from home.

That is very sweet of you. My advice tho, is to get Mama fixed and stop breeding kittens.....

Even if you were to keep all of these little darlings, the mother would eventually ignore them and look forward to her next litter if she isn't spayed, soon.