Duke

Duke is a very social, affectionate young kitten who was lovingly accepted by Lilly and raised as one of her own. He's grown into a playful, people-loving little guy who truly enjoys being part of everything around him.<br/><br/>Duke is friendly and loves attention. He loves being held and cuddled, toys, and playtime are some of his favorite things.<br/><br/>If Duke is adopted before his neuter, the adoption fee includes his neuter, as well as his vaccines, microchip, and deworming, which will be completed through our vet when he is old enough.<br/><br/>To support healthy social development, kittens must be adopted in pairs unless there is already a young cat or kitten in the home. Duke would do best in an active home where he has a feline companion to grow up with.

Duke is a very social, affectionate young kitten who was lovingly accepted by Lilly and raised as one of her own. He's grown into a playful, people-loving little guy who truly enjoys being part of everything around him.

Duke is friendly and loves attention. He loves being held and cuddled, toys, and playtime are some of his favorite things.

If Duke is adopted before his neuter, the adoption fee includes his neuter, as well as his vaccines, microchip, and deworming, which will be completed through our vet when he is old enough.

To support healthy social development, kittens must be adopted in pairs unless there is already a young cat or kitten in the home. Duke would do best in an active home where he has a feline companion to grow up with.

Duke is a very social, affectionate young kitten who was lovingly accepted by Lilly and raised as one of her own. He's grown into a playful, people-loving little guy who truly enjoys being part of everything around him.

Duke is friendly and loves attention. He loves being held and cuddled, toys, and playtime are some of his favorite things.

If Duke is adopted before his neuter, the adoption fee includes his neuter, as well as his vaccines, microchip, and deworming, which will be completed through our vet when he is old enough.

To support healthy social development, kittens must be adopted in pairs unless there is already a young cat or kitten in the home. Duke would do best in an active home where he has a feline companion to grow up with.