Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan and his siblings were living in the parking lot of a grocery store. The kind employees who fed them were concerned for their safety and wellbeing so they contacted Mercy. <br/><br/>We estimate that the litter was born sometime around April/May of 2024 and they were taken into rescue in August. <br/><br/>Genghis Khan is very playful and is in a foster home with other kittens, cats, dogs, and a cockatoo. He is curious and affectionate and would make an excellent cuddly companion. Genghis is an excellent conversationalist and looks forward to many lively discussions with you!<br/><br/>Our animal communicator friend says: “this guy is a special one! He'd love to play & cuddle in equal measures. He's sometimes too smart for his own good & can maybe get stuck in places (he likes cupboards). Genghis Khan is most likely to form a strong bond with a single cat mom. He's not sure about wearing a harness & going outside but will happily sit on a lap looking out a window (so a great companion for book readers). Wants a more 'regal' name, preferably from a good book.”<br/><br/>Genghis Khan's adoption fee includes deworming, FVRCP and rabies vaccines, neuter and microchip.

Genghis Khan and his siblings were living in the parking lot of a grocery store. The kind employees who fed them were concerned for their safety and wellbeing so they contacted Mercy.

We estimate that the litter was born sometime around April/May of 2024 and they were taken into rescue in August.

Genghis Khan is very playful and is in a foster home with other kittens, cats, dogs, and a cockatoo. He is curious and affectionate and would make an excellent cuddly companion. Genghis is an excellent conversationalist and looks forward to many lively discussions with you!

Our animal communicator friend says: “this guy is a special one! He'd love to play & cuddle in equal measures. He's sometimes too smart for his own good & can maybe get stuck in places (he likes cupboards). Genghis Khan is most likely to form a strong bond with a single cat mom. He's not sure about wearing a harness & going outside but will happily sit on a lap looking out a window (so a great companion for book readers). Wants a more

Genghis Khan and his siblings were living in the parking lot of a grocery store. The kind employees who fed them were concerned for their safety and wellbeing so they contacted Mercy.

We estimate that the litter was born sometime around April/May of 2024 and they were taken into rescue in August.

Genghis Khan is very playful and is in a foster home with other kittens, cats, dogs, and a cockatoo. He is curious and affectionate and would make an excellent cuddly companion. Genghis is an excellent conversationalist and looks forward to many lively discussions with you!

Our animal communicator friend says: “this guy is a special one! He'd love to play & cuddle in equal measures. He's sometimes too smart for his own good & can maybe get stuck in places (he likes cupboards). Genghis Khan is most likely to form a strong bond with a single cat mom. He's not sure about wearing a harness & going outside but will happily sit on a lap looking out a window (so a great companion for book readers). Wants a more 'regal' name, preferably from a good book.”

Genghis Khan's adoption fee includes deworming, FVRCP and rabies vaccines, neuter and microchip.