Dill

Meet Dill, or as his foster family sometimes calls him, “Chill Dill.”<br/><br/>Dill likes a little time to take things in, particularly when there is a lot of activity around him. He may hesitate before being picked up, but once he settles into your arms, Chill Dill makes his appearance. Expect purrs, slow blinks and one very content kitten.<br/><br/>He loves playing with toys, either on his own or with his feline friends, and gets along well with cats of different ages and personalities. Dill also has a wonderfully observant side. While the other kittens are busy exploring, you may find him perched somewhere up high, quietly watching everything happening around him.<br/><br/>Dill continues to build confidence every day and would do beautifully with an adopter who appreciates his gentle nature and gives him the opportunity to settle in at his own pace.<br/><br/>A feline friend can make a wonderful difference during these important early months, providing companionship, play and opportunities to learn appropriate cat-to-cat social skills. We place kittens under five months in pairs or in homes with a resident cat.

Meet Dill, or as his foster family sometimes calls him, “Chill Dill.”

Dill likes a little time to take things in, particularly when there is a lot of activity around him. He may hesitate before being picked up, but once he settles into your arms, Chill Dill makes his appearance. Expect purrs, slow blinks and one very content kitten.

He loves playing with toys, either on his own or with his feline friends, and gets along well with cats of different ages and personalities. Dill also has a wonderfully observant side. While the other kittens are busy exploring, you may find him perched somewhere up high, quietly watching everything happening around him.

Dill continues to build confidence every day and would do beautifully with an adopter who appreciates his gentle nature and gives him the opportunity to settle in at his own pace.

A feline friend can make a wonderful difference during these important early months, providing companionship, play and opportunities to learn appropriate cat-to-cat s

Meet Dill, or as his foster family sometimes calls him, “Chill Dill.”

Dill likes a little time to take things in, particularly when there is a lot of activity around him. He may hesitate before being picked up, but once he settles into your arms, Chill Dill makes his appearance. Expect purrs, slow blinks and one very content kitten.

He loves playing with toys, either on his own or with his feline friends, and gets along well with cats of different ages and personalities. Dill also has a wonderfully observant side. While the other kittens are busy exploring, you may find him perched somewhere up high, quietly watching everything happening around him.

Dill continues to build confidence every day and would do beautifully with an adopter who appreciates his gentle nature and gives him the opportunity to settle in at his own pace.

A feline friend can make a wonderful difference during these important early months, providing companionship, play and opportunities to learn appropriate cat-to-cat social skills. We place kittens under five months in pairs or in homes with a resident cat.