Đen seems to be a moderate, typical aloof kind of cat! She enjoys being touched, but not too much, she plays but not too excessively, she is fairly confident but does require independent time. She is also rather petite for her breed and is the only velvety full black cat in the group! She likes to hang out with Ben Ben, Nhẵn, Nhụi the most. She doesn’t seem to naturally eat alot, hence her small statute!

Hanabi is a sweet, shy female cat that joins our family later than the rest. She spent her youth living in District 9 in an apartment high above so living once again on floor 7 of our cat cafe is just a very similar experience for her. She loves sleeping and eating, so she is a lil bit chubby :). The name Hanabi means "fireworks" in Japanese and is very fitting for her vibrant and beautiful tri-color coat!

La La, along with Fa Fa, are our shorthair pair of munchkins. La La is more shy and more hyper than Fa Fa. Her name is derived from her loud meows whenever something displeases her. She fluctuates between running away and asking to be petted whenever someone approaches her, so you never know quite sure if she is affectionate or not. She has a strong, distinct odor compared to other cats in the group!

Mướp is the tabby coloured cat of his siblings (Báo, Mô, Chuột). She seems the most level-headed and independent cat of the group. She doesn’t seem to like being hold and is quite aloof most of the time. Mướp, like Báo, has a genetic crooked tail shaped like a lightning bolt that I found quite adorable! She is always ravenous and also likes to steal food from other cats!

Fa Fa is the sibling of La La and they are both munchkins.Fa Fa gets his name from being a lighter brown colour than his sibling (like a lighter coffee). He eats quite daintily and likes to destroy cords and strings! When we first got him, we thought that he was a shy cat, but turns out he is very affectionate and confident after a few days! He often comes to you for pets and cuddles.

Kem, like his sibling Bụi, suffers from chronic, non-infected respiratory problems, so his eyes are often teary and require many wipes to be clean. Unlike Bụi though, he is extremely sociable towards humans AND cats. Kem is obsessed with string and feather toys and will chase them down ruthlessly! He eats rather slowly so we have to feed him separately because other cats will steal his food portion!

Mô is the biggest and fastest growing cat compared to his siblings (Báo, Mướp, Chuột). He is super active, playful and gives lots of love bites. Mô has the quirky trait of liking to climb on vertical surfaces, be it cat trees, or your legs, so children should be aware of sharp claws! Mô is often mistaken with his sibling Báo because they look very similar, but you can identify him by the patch of mohawk on his head!

Ngựa is a very skittish cat because he was already older when we first adopted him. He had a tail inflicted with fungal infection so we took a month to treat him and now he is well and healthy! Ngựa does like being pet and can tolerate being carried but he will instinctively run away when you first approach him (I think he learnt this behaviour when he was younger). He eats like a horse and is slightly overweight!