Chapman

Say hello to Chapman, a handsome male domestic medium hair kitten with soft grey fur and a few white hairs under his chin.<br/><br/>Chapman lives with his mom and three siblings, his foster family and two other cats.<br/><br/>He is a big, confident kitten who is the leader of the pack.<br/>He is very affectionate and playful and keeps his foster mom and her son entertained with his hilarious antics.<br/>He and his siblings love to sprint around the house, climb and jump.<br/><br/>Chapman eats well and always uses his litter box.<br/>He is good with kids but has never lived with a dog.<br/><br/>Chapman must be adopted with another kitten, ideally one of his siblings.<br/><br/>A note from Chapman’s foster mom: “Chapman is an active and confident boy who is very loving and playful.<br/>He will be a great pet and should be adopted with one of his siblings.”<br/><br/>Chapman should be adopted with one of his siblings… Amethyst, Lazuli or Pearl<br/><br/>Please bear in mind that it is against Abbey Cat policy to adopt a single kitten under the age of six months to a home without a kitten of similar age for company

Say hello to Chapman, a handsome male domestic medium hair kitten with soft grey fur and a few white hairs under his chin.

Chapman lives with his mom and three siblings, his foster family and two other cats.

He is a big, confident kitten who is the leader of the pack.
He is very affectionate and playful and keeps his foster mom and her son entertained with his hilarious antics.
He and his siblings love to sprint around the house, climb and jump.

Chapman eats well and always uses his litter box.
He is good with kids but has never lived with a dog.

Chapman must be adopted with another kitten, ideally one of his siblings.

A note from Chapman’s foster mom: “Chapman is an active and confident boy who is very loving and playful.
He will be a great pet and should be adopted with one of his siblings.”

Chapman should be adopted with one of his siblings… Amethyst, Lazuli or Pearl

Please bear in mind that it is against Abbey Cat policy to adopt a single kitt

Say hello to Chapman, a handsome male domestic medium hair kitten with soft grey fur and a few white hairs under his chin.

Chapman lives with his mom and three siblings, his foster family and two other cats.

He is a big, confident kitten who is the leader of the pack.
He is very affectionate and playful and keeps his foster mom and her son entertained with his hilarious antics.
He and his siblings love to sprint around the house, climb and jump.

Chapman eats well and always uses his litter box.
He is good with kids but has never lived with a dog.

Chapman must be adopted with another kitten, ideally one of his siblings.

A note from Chapman’s foster mom: “Chapman is an active and confident boy who is very loving and playful.
He will be a great pet and should be adopted with one of his siblings.”

Chapman should be adopted with one of his siblings… Amethyst, Lazuli or Pearl

Please bear in mind that it is against Abbey Cat policy to adopt a single kitten under the age of six months to a home without a kitten of similar age for company