Mama Mia

Mama Mia<br/><br/>That's Amore... and she's finally off diaper duty.<br/><br/>Mama Mia has spent the last several months running what can only be described as a very chaotic Italian family restaurant. Her customers - Noodle, Mozzarella, Meatball, and Ravioli - were demanding, noisy, frequently climbed on the furniture, and never once offered to help with the dishes.<br/><br/>Now that her kittens are grown and ready to find homes of their own, Mama Mia is officially retired from motherhood and looking forward to the good life.<br/><br/>At just two years old, this beautiful black beauty with glowing amber eyes is friendly, affectionate, and ready to focus on herself for a change. No more chasing toddlers. No more breaking up sibling arguments. No more wondering who knocked over the water bowl. Mama Mia has earned her peace.<br/><br/>She enjoys the finer things in life: comfortable beds, regular meals, human affection, and not being climbed on by tiny striped hooligans every five minutes. Despite raising four brown tabby kittens that look absolutely nothing like her (we have questions too), Mama Mia has remained a devoted, loving mother and an incredibly sweet cat.<br/><br/>These days she's ready to trade in her "Italian Grandma" apron for a permanent spot on someone's couch where she can supervise dinner preparations without actually being responsible for them.<br/><br/>Mama Mia is spayed, up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, and more than ready to close the kitten chapter of her life and begin her happily-ever-after.<br/><br/>Mama Mia! Here she goes again... straight into your heart.

Mama Mia

That's Amore... and she's finally off diaper duty.

Mama Mia has spent the last several months running what can only be described as a very chaotic Italian family restaurant. Her customers - Noodle, Mozzarella, Meatball, and Ravioli - were demanding, noisy, frequently climbed on the furniture, and never once offered to help with the dishes.

Now that her kittens are grown and ready to find homes of their own, Mama Mia is officially retired from motherhood and looking forward to the good life.

At just two years old, this beautiful black beauty with glowing amber eyes is friendly, affectionate, and ready to focus on herself for a change. No more chasing toddlers. No more breaking up sibling arguments. No more wondering who knocked over the water bowl. Mama Mia has earned her peace.

She enjoys the finer things in life: comfortable beds, regular meals, human affection, and not being climbed on by tiny striped hooligans every five minutes. Despite raising four brown tabby kitten

Mama Mia

That's Amore... and she's finally off diaper duty.

Mama Mia has spent the last several months running what can only be described as a very chaotic Italian family restaurant. Her customers - Noodle, Mozzarella, Meatball, and Ravioli - were demanding, noisy, frequently climbed on the furniture, and never once offered to help with the dishes.

Now that her kittens are grown and ready to find homes of their own, Mama Mia is officially retired from motherhood and looking forward to the good life.

At just two years old, this beautiful black beauty with glowing amber eyes is friendly, affectionate, and ready to focus on herself for a change. No more chasing toddlers. No more breaking up sibling arguments. No more wondering who knocked over the water bowl. Mama Mia has earned her peace.

She enjoys the finer things in life: comfortable beds, regular meals, human affection, and not being climbed on by tiny striped hooligans every five minutes. Despite raising four brown tabby kittens that look absolutely nothing like her (we have questions too), Mama Mia has remained a devoted, loving mother and an incredibly sweet cat.

These days she's ready to trade in her "Italian Grandma" apron for a permanent spot on someone's couch where she can supervise dinner preparations without actually being responsible for them.

Mama Mia is spayed, up to date on vaccinations, m