Mac (School Kits)

Mac is the slightly larger of the two males in the School Kits litter (named for MacFarland Elementary School in Bordentown City). At first glance he looks all black, but he actually has tiger stripes and many white hairs, giving him and his brother, Peter, a unique appearance.<br/><br/>These kittens were scooped up in a local over 55 community by a resident and brought to us at about 5 weeks of age. Initially very scared, Mac and his brother, Peter, and sister, Clara, have adapted beautifully to being inside with people. They have been shared between two fosters due to vacations. One foster has 2 elementary age children. The other has a big friendly loud dog and 2 older children (middle/high), and they tolerated both locations well.<br/><br/>Mac is the cuddle muffin of the litter. He's the first to approach people and play with their shoelaces or hair and he'll make himself comfortable in your lap and not want to move.<br/><br/>Mac would do best in a home with people or other young cats to play with, ideally with one or both of his siblings.<br/><br/>Like all BCC cats, Mac will be fully vaccinated and spayed at the time of adoption.

Mac is the slightly larger of the two males in the School Kits litter (named for MacFarland Elementary School in Bordentown City). At first glance he looks all black, but he actually has tiger stripes and many white hairs, giving him and his brother, Peter, a unique appearance.

These kittens were scooped up in a local over 55 community by a resident and brought to us at about 5 weeks of age. Initially very scared, Mac and his brother, Peter, and sister, Clara, have adapted beautifully to being inside with people. They have been shared between two fosters due to vacations. One foster has 2 elementary age children. The other has a big friendly loud dog and 2 older children (middle/high), and they tolerated both locations well.

Mac is the cuddle muffin of the litter. He's the first to approach people and play with their shoelaces or hair and he'll make himself comfortable in your lap and not want to move.

Mac would do best in a home with people or other young cats to play with, ideally with one or bot

Mac is the slightly larger of the two males in the School Kits litter (named for MacFarland Elementary School in Bordentown City). At first glance he looks all black, but he actually has tiger stripes and many white hairs, giving him and his brother, Peter, a unique appearance.

These kittens were scooped up in a local over 55 community by a resident and brought to us at about 5 weeks of age. Initially very scared, Mac and his brother, Peter, and sister, Clara, have adapted beautifully to being inside with people. They have been shared between two fosters due to vacations. One foster has 2 elementary age children. The other has a big friendly loud dog and 2 older children (middle/high), and they tolerated both locations well.

Mac is the cuddle muffin of the litter. He's the first to approach people and play with their shoelaces or hair and he'll make himself comfortable in your lap and not want to move.

Mac would do best in a home with people or other young cats to play with, ideally with one or both of his siblings.

Like all BCC cats, Mac will be fully vaccinated and spayed at the time of adoption.