Hypatia

Hypatia may be named after a great philosopher, but this little girl mostly spends her time plotting her next sneak attack. She can be shy at first—when she meets new people, her instinct is usually to dash off and observe from a safe spot. Ignore her, start playing with a toy, and soon you'll see a tiny face peek out, followed by a stealthy approach and a perfectly timed pounce.<br/><br/>Once Hypatia decides you're safe, she warms up fast. One good cheek scratch and her purr engine roars to life. She's an affectionate kitten who loves both playtime and cuddles, and her bottle baby beginnings mean she forms strong, devoted bonds with her people. <br/><br/>Found alone at just three weeks old, Hypatia was lovingly bottle fed and has grown into a happy, silly, inquisitive kitten. She's curious, playful, and full of quirky charm, but she also appreciates patience and a gentle introduction as she comes out of her shell.<br/><br/>Give her a little time, a toy to chase, and a chance to sneak up on you, and shell reward you with goofy antics, warm snuggles, and an impressively loud purr. Hypatia is ready to philosophize her way straight into your heart.<br/><br/>Hypatia has been spayed, is current on all age appropriate vaccines, has tested negative for FeLV/Fiv and is microchipped.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting Hypatia, please complete an adoption application on our website (uaaf.org/adopt). For more information, call/text Amanda at 801-864-5510 or email amandascottsemail@yahoo.com

Hypatia may be named after a great philosopher, but this little girl mostly spends her time plotting her next sneak attack. She can be shy at first—when she meets new people, her instinct is usually to dash off and observe from a safe spot. Ignore her, start playing with a toy, and soon you'll see a tiny face peek out, followed by a stealthy approach and a perfectly timed pounce.

Once Hypatia decides you're safe, she warms up fast. One good cheek scratch and her purr engine roars to life. She's an affectionate kitten who loves both playtime and cuddles, and her bottle baby beginnings mean she forms strong, devoted bonds with her people.

Found alone at just three weeks old, Hypatia was lovingly bottle fed and has grown into a happy, silly, inquisitive kitten. She's curious, playful, and full of quirky charm, but she also appreciates patience and a gentle introduction as she comes out of her shell.

Give her a little time, a toy to chase, and a chance to sneak up on you, and shell reward you with goo

Hypatia may be named after a great philosopher, but this little girl mostly spends her time plotting her next sneak attack. She can be shy at first—when she meets new people, her instinct is usually to dash off and observe from a safe spot. Ignore her, start playing with a toy, and soon you'll see a tiny face peek out, followed by a stealthy approach and a perfectly timed pounce.

Once Hypatia decides you're safe, she warms up fast. One good cheek scratch and her purr engine roars to life. She's an affectionate kitten who loves both playtime and cuddles, and her bottle baby beginnings mean she forms strong, devoted bonds with her people.

Found alone at just three weeks old, Hypatia was lovingly bottle fed and has grown into a happy, silly, inquisitive kitten. She's curious, playful, and full of quirky charm, but she also appreciates patience and a gentle introduction as she comes out of her shell.

Give her a little time, a toy to chase, and a chance to sneak up on you, and shell reward you with goofy antics, warm snuggles, and an impressively loud purr. Hypatia is ready to philosophize her way straight into your heart.

Hypatia has been spayed, is current on all age appropriate vaccines, has tested negative for FeLV/Fiv and is microchipped.

If you are interested in adopting Hypatia, please complete an adoption application on our website (uaaf.org/adopt). For more informatio