Jen (Bambi kittens) Domestic Short Hair Warminster, PA

Jen and her siblings were born to a feral momma cat in mid-April. They went into foster care with her at one day old. The momma cat did a great job at caring for and nursing her kittens but since she was feral and not able to be handled, her kittens did not have much human exposure. Since moving into another foster home, after weaning, Jen and her siblings are getting lots of attention and learning how to trust their human family and all the perks of indoor living. Jen is a bit shy but loves to play. She is also treat motivated and will gladly gobble them up. She purrs as soon as she receives pats and scratches. He favorite spot is the base of her tail and under her chin. If you are seeking a kitten that is ultra cute, playful, and young enough to open up and form her personality with love and affection, Jen might be a good fit. She would do best in a home with one of her siblings or another young cat to play with. Jen is the smallest kitten in the litter but that does not stop her from getting in with wrestling the boys. She is sweet and super soft and has the loudest purr. See Jen and her siblings on their foster mom’s IG account @Sweet_Foster_Kitties his foster mom's

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