Egg (The Breakfast Club)

Egg — Part Kitten, Part Bunny, 100% Entertainment<br/><br/>Egg is the only Breakfast Club kitten who inherited her mama Ms. Poppyseed Bagel's adorable bobtail—except Egg's takes a funny little right-angle turn, giving her the appearance of a tiny bunny who somehow infiltrated a litter of kittens.<br/><br/>And honestly? The bunny tail fits, because Egg rarely stops moving.<br/>She has been the bravest and most outgoing of the Breakfast Club from day one. Even when the family was still living outside, Egg was the first baby brave enough to venture out of the bushes and investigate what was happening. Indoor life has only expanded her opportunities for adventure.<br/><br/>Egg wakes up every morning with places to go, toys to attack, siblings to investigate, and apparently a very full calendar. Her absolute favorite toys are anything long, stringy, and flingable. She doesn't just want to catch the toy—she wants to steal the entire thing from you and triumphantly run away with it, wand and all. Coordination is optional.<br/><br/>One of her signature moves is discovering a sibling peacefully sleeping in the bowl of the cat tower, climbing underneath it, hanging from the bottom like a tiny bat, and attempting to initiate play through the fabric. Why play on the cat tree when you can play upside down underneath it?<br/><br/>For all her ridiculous antics, Egg is also incredibly sweet. She loves playing from the comfort of your lap and, once she has finally exhausted her seemingly unlimited supply of kitten energy, she may even fall asleep there. Her tiny body also produces an impressively enormous purr when she's in the mood for love.<br/><br/>Because Egg is a kitten, she must be adopted with one of her siblings, preferably Donut who is her favorite sister, or into a home with a young, playful resident cat. Here is some information about why we have this policy:<br/>http://www.kittenlady.org/twokittens<br/><br/>Check out more photos and videos of Egg and Donut here:<br/>https://photos.app.goo.gl/gCtNQuGjYx3qRwYp9<br/><br/>Egg is about 5.5 months old as of Oct 2026. She is fully vetted, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, up to date on her vaccines, and tested negative for FIV and FeLV.<br/><br/>To meet Egg, please start by filling out an application here:<br/>http://tinyurl.com/LLARadopt<br/><br/>Questions? info@littlelivesatl.org

Egg — Part Kitten, Part Bunny, 100% Entertainment

Egg is the only Breakfast Club kitten who inherited her mama Ms. Poppyseed Bagel's adorable bobtail—except Egg's takes a funny little right-angle turn, giving her the appearance of a tiny bunny who somehow infiltrated a litter of kittens.

And honestly? The bunny tail fits, because Egg rarely stops moving.
She has been the bravest and most outgoing of the Breakfast Club from day one. Even when the family was still living outside, Egg was the first baby brave enough to venture out of the bushes and investigate what was happening. Indoor life has only expanded her opportunities for adventure.

Egg wakes up every morning with places to go, toys to attack, siblings to investigate, and apparently a very full calendar. Her absolute favorite toys are anything long, stringy, and flingable. She doesn't just want to catch the toy—she wants to steal the entire thing from you and triumphantly run away with it, wand and all. Coordination is optional.

Egg — Part Kitten, Part Bunny, 100% Entertainment

Egg is the only Breakfast Club kitten who inherited her mama Ms. Poppyseed Bagel's adorable bobtail—except Egg's takes a funny little right-angle turn, giving her the appearance of a tiny bunny who somehow infiltrated a litter of kittens.

And honestly? The bunny tail fits, because Egg rarely stops moving.
She has been the bravest and most outgoing of the Breakfast Club from day one. Even when the family was still living outside, Egg was the first baby brave enough to venture out of the bushes and investigate what was happening. Indoor life has only expanded her opportunities for adventure.

Egg wakes up every morning with places to go, toys to attack, siblings to investigate, and apparently a very full calendar. Her absolute favorite toys are anything long, stringy, and flingable. She doesn't just want to catch the toy—she wants to steal the entire thing from you and triumphantly run away with it, wand and all. Coordination is optional.

One of her signature moves is discovering a sibling peacefully sleeping in the bowl of the cat tower, climbing underneath it, hanging from the bottom like a tiny bat, and attempting to initiate play through the fabric. Why play on the cat tree when you can play upside down underneath it?

For all her ridiculous antics, Egg is also incredibly sweet. She loves playing from the comfort of you