Finn

Finn arrived as the runt of a litter of four kittens in late May 2025. All of his siblings have since been adopted, but he is still waiting for his forever home. Finn, being the runt of the litter, has always been on the smaller size, but as his brother has grown Finn is appearing to stay the same size. Staff did have some concerns about Finn's health; he was tested for Feline Leukemia (Neg) and various other, less serious conditions. All tests have come back negative, and vets have concluded he will just be a small cat with a weaker immune system. Though these issues are minor, we do ask that Finn goes to a home where he can receive the extra TLC he needs. This includes a human with the time to tend to him (he is a very clingy, affectionate kitten), and possibly another playful friend to keep him company while his human(s) are away. Please message us with any further questions.

Finn arrived as the runt of a litter of four kittens in late May 2025. All of his siblings have since been adopted, but he is still waiting for his forever home. Finn, being the runt of the litter, has always been on the smaller size, but as his brother has grown Finn is appearing to stay the same size. Staff did have some concerns about Finn's health; he was tested for Feline Leukemia (Neg) and various other, less serious conditions. All tests have come back negative, and vets have concluded he will just be a small cat with a weaker immune system. Though these issues are minor, we do ask that Finn goes to a home where he can receive the extra TLC he needs. This includes a human with the time to tend to him (he is a very clingy, affectionate kitten), and possibly another playful friend to keep him company while his human(s) are away. Please message us with any further questions.

Finn arrived as the runt of a litter of four kittens in late May 2025. All of his siblings have since been adopted, but he is still waiting for his forever home. Finn, being the runt of the litter, has always been on the smaller size, but as his brother has grown Finn is appearing to stay the same size. Staff did have some concerns about Finn's health; he was tested for Feline Leukemia (Neg) and various other, less serious conditions. All tests have come back negative, and vets have concluded he will just be a small cat with a weaker immune system. Though these issues are minor, we do ask that Finn goes to a home where he can receive the extra TLC he needs. This includes a human with the time to tend to him (he is a very clingy, affectionate kitten), and possibly another playful friend to keep him company while his human(s) are away. Please message us with any further questions.