Kitten: Peppermint *BONDED PAIR with Bumble Bean*

Sweet little Peppermint came into rescue as a tiny kitten, sick and emaciated. We weren't sure she would make it, but here she is, ready to be adopted! Peppermint's littermate was adopted by their foster family, so Peppermint is looking for a forever home of her own. She should go to a family who has another playful, friendly cat because she is so young and needs a companion/playmate. Peppermint should be fine with kids, since she is great with being held and carried around in a cozy cat sack (see her adorable photos!). <br/><br/>They are not currently in the same foster home but can be placed together OR in a home with another playful, young cat. Peppermint is scheduled to be spayed on February 5th and can go home after that. She has tested negative/negative for feline leukemia and FIV.

Sweet little Peppermint came into rescue as a tiny kitten, sick and emaciated. We weren't sure she would make it, but here she is, ready to be adopted! Peppermint's littermate was adopted by their foster family, so Peppermint is looking for a forever home of her own. She should go to a family who has another playful, friendly cat because she is so young and needs a companion/playmate. Peppermint should be fine with kids, since she is great with being held and carried around in a cozy cat sack (see her adorable photos!).

They are not currently in the same foster home but can be placed together OR in a home with another playful, young cat. Peppermint is scheduled to be spayed on February 5th and can go home after that. She has tested negative/negative for feline leukemia and FIV.

Sweet little Peppermint came into rescue as a tiny kitten, sick and emaciated. We weren't sure she would make it, but here she is, ready to be adopted! Peppermint's littermate was adopted by their foster family, so Peppermint is looking for a forever home of her own. She should go to a family who has another playful, friendly cat because she is so young and needs a companion/playmate. Peppermint should be fine with kids, since she is great with being held and carried around in a cozy cat sack (see her adorable photos!).

They are not currently in the same foster home but can be placed together OR in a home with another playful, young cat. Peppermint is scheduled to be spayed on February 5th and can go home after that. She has tested negative/negative for feline leukemia and FIV.