Duke - Kitten

These sweet kittens have come a long way! When they first arrived, they were very shy, hissing and spitting out of fear, but that behavior has completely disappeared. They are now playful, curious, and settling into foster care beautifully.<br/><br/>While they all get along well and enjoy playing together, they don’t appear to have formed any bonded pairs at this time, so they can be adopted separately or with another kitten.<br/><br/>Because they can be timid when meeting new people, we recommend a home with children over the age of 10 who will be patient and give them time to adjust. Once they feel comfortable, their fun personalities really shine. They love to play until they wear themselves out, then happily curl up for a nap. They are truly wonderful little babies looking for families of their own.<br/><br/>Litter box trained<br/><br/>Apply on our website <br/><br/>https://www.enfieldcommunitycatproject.com/

These sweet kittens have come a long way! When they first arrived, they were very shy, hissing and spitting out of fear, but that behavior has completely disappeared. They are now playful, curious, and settling into foster care beautifully.

While they all get along well and enjoy playing together, they don’t appear to have formed any bonded pairs at this time, so they can be adopted separately or with another kitten.

Because they can be timid when meeting new people, we recommend a home with children over the age of 10 who will be patient and give them time to adjust. Once they feel comfortable, their fun personalities really shine. They love to play until they wear themselves out, then happily curl up for a nap. They are truly wonderful little babies looking for families of their own.

Litter box trained

Apply on our website

https://www.enfieldcommunitycatproject.com/

These sweet kittens have come a long way! When they first arrived, they were very shy, hissing and spitting out of fear, but that behavior has completely disappeared. They are now playful, curious, and settling into foster care beautifully.

While they all get along well and enjoy playing together, they don’t appear to have formed any bonded pairs at this time, so they can be adopted separately or with another kitten.

Because they can be timid when meeting new people, we recommend a home with children over the age of 10 who will be patient and give them time to adjust. Once they feel comfortable, their fun personalities really shine. They love to play until they wear themselves out, then happily curl up for a nap. They are truly wonderful little babies looking for families of their own.

Litter box trained

Apply on our website

https://www.enfieldcommunitycatproject.com/