Buttercup (Flower Kittens) Domestic Short Hair Warminster, PA

Born in early March, Buttercup is one of six kittens born to a wonderful, friendly momma cat, Natasha, found living on the streets in King of Prussia. Buttercup is the smallest kitten in the litter but she is fierce! She is a little bombshell. Not only is she beautiful but she is the only girl with a full tail that has a cream tip. She is a vocal girl that lets you know when she wants your attention. Her sweet little meow cries get you in the feels and her little face just melts your heart. Buttercup loves to run up and down her foster mom and play with her siblings. She nibbles on her toys and sometimes her foster family. She loves to nap on anything soft, especially her foster dad. Buttercup loves feathers swinging on a stick where she can jump high off the ground and flip. Buttercup is very social and loves being with her siblings. She is super playful but will let you know when she needs to sleep. She will just cozy up on you and off she will go. If you're looking for a kitty that is sweet, loves the company of humans, and will give love as she gently demand kisses and butt scratches, you should consider Buttercup. Check her out on her foster mom's IG account @sweet_foster_kitties

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If you are interested in adopting this kitty, please submit an application online at www.CatTalesInc.org and a Cat Tales Adoption Application Review Team member will contact you within 72 hours by email to begin processing your application and answer any questions you have.

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