Gingo

This litter of five adorable black (and white) kittens were born to a friendly stray cat in a foster home north of Toronto and brought down to the GTA recently. After the long car trip, they are settling into their new foster home and running around the foster room with endless kitten energy.<br/><br/>Gingko is the third black kitten in his litter, but he gives off a slightly less shiny appearance and his fur looks almost brown in the light. He is friendly and playful, an all around lovely kitten. Gingko is quickly getting used to being held and kissed and he likes to lie on the couch next to his foster humans and be stroked.<br/><br/>Gingko would like to be adopted with one of his brothers. He needs to be adopted with a cat in the program or have another cat at home.<br/><br/>Please bear in mind that it is against Abbey Cat policy to adopt a single kitten under the age of six months to a home without a kitten of similar age for company.

This litter of five adorable black (and white) kittens were born to a friendly stray cat in a foster home north of Toronto and brought down to the GTA recently. After the long car trip, they are settling into their new foster home and running around the foster room with endless kitten energy.

Gingko is the third black kitten in his litter, but he gives off a slightly less shiny appearance and his fur looks almost brown in the light. He is friendly and playful, an all around lovely kitten. Gingko is quickly getting used to being held and kissed and he likes to lie on the couch next to his foster humans and be stroked.

Gingko would like to be adopted with one of his brothers. He needs to be adopted with a cat in the program or have another cat at home.

Please bear in mind that it is against Abbey Cat policy to adopt a single kitten under the age of six months to a home without a kitten of similar age for company.

This litter of five adorable black (and white) kittens were born to a friendly stray cat in a foster home north of Toronto and brought down to the GTA recently. After the long car trip, they are settling into their new foster home and running around the foster room with endless kitten energy.

Gingko is the third black kitten in his litter, but he gives off a slightly less shiny appearance and his fur looks almost brown in the light. He is friendly and playful, an all around lovely kitten. Gingko is quickly getting used to being held and kissed and he likes to lie on the couch next to his foster humans and be stroked.

Gingko would like to be adopted with one of his brothers. He needs to be adopted with a cat in the program or have another cat at home.

Please bear in mind that it is against Abbey Cat policy to adopt a single kitten under the age of six months to a home without a kitten of similar age for company.