Bongo *6 Month Old Kitten*

Baby Bongo is one of the silliest, sweetest cats I've ever met. She is incredibly playful, very chatty (loves to trill at you and purrs CONSTANTLY), and also LOVES to be snuggled. <br/>Bongo is 1 of 3 and, as the only girl, she learned to hold her own and roughhouse with her brothers at a very young age. They may be bigger than her, but that has never stopped Bongo from being able to take them down with ease. When she's not showing them who's boss, Bongo can be found either laying in the crook of my arm, on my chest, or maybe watching out the window on the back of my chair. She is very human-oriented and loves to chat. She even knows her name!<br/>Bongo is adoptable to a home with another cat from my rescue or a home with preexisting cat(s). All young cats need a feline companion to ensure that they develop well socially and always have friends and companionship while we-- the humans-- are at work.

Baby Bongo is one of the silliest, sweetest cats I've ever met. She is incredibly playful, very chatty (loves to trill at you and purrs CONSTANTLY), and also LOVES to be snuggled.
Bongo is 1 of 3 and, as the only girl, she learned to hold her own and roughhouse with her brothers at a very young age. They may be bigger than her, but that has never stopped Bongo from being able to take them down with ease. When she's not showing them who's boss, Bongo can be found either laying in the crook of my arm, on my chest, or maybe watching out the window on the back of my chair. She is very human-oriented and loves to chat. She even knows her name!
Bongo is adoptable to a home with another cat from my rescue or a home with preexisting cat(s). All young cats need a feline companion to ensure that they develop well socially and always have friends and companionship while we-- the humans-- are at work.

Baby Bongo is one of the silliest, sweetest cats I've ever met. She is incredibly playful, very chatty (loves to trill at you and purrs CONSTANTLY), and also LOVES to be snuggled.
Bongo is 1 of 3 and, as the only girl, she learned to hold her own and roughhouse with her brothers at a very young age. They may be bigger than her, but that has never stopped Bongo from being able to take them down with ease. When she's not showing them who's boss, Bongo can be found either laying in the crook of my arm, on my chest, or maybe watching out the window on the back of my chair. She is very human-oriented and loves to chat. She even knows her name!
Bongo is adoptable to a home with another cat from my rescue or a home with preexisting cat(s). All young cats need a feline companion to ensure that they develop well socially and always have friends and companionship while we-- the humans-- are at work.