Mama Reina

Reina- aka Rei Rei or Sweet Baby Rei (as her foster mama calls her) is a beautiful, affectionate munchkin tabby ready for a life of comfort, love, and plenty of lap time. Reina's journey hasn't been easy. She came to us after living in a car with several other cats, including her babies—and arrived with a surprise pregnancy. Despite everything she's been through, Reina has remained incredibly sweet, loving, and devoted. She did a wonderful job raising her kittens who have now all been adopted- and it's finally her turn to be pampered like the queen she is. This lovely doll adores attention and will happily follow you around chirping and meowing just to be near you. She'll greet you with hand boops & dive bomb your toes with a somersault, looking up at you from upside down to show off her spotted belly. She loves watching cat TV and will scream as she enters a room to ensure her presence is known. Her munchkin legs may make it a tad difficult for her to jump to steep heights- but they don't hold her back from zoomies around dusk and dawn, viciously hunting any strings or floofy toys that have unfortunately landed in her path. <br/><br/>Rei does just fine with children and loud families as long as she is given a space that she can run off to relax when she's feeling overstimulated. <br/>Although she can coexist with other animals, a home without other animals would be best- though some exceptions could potentially be made depending on the home size and temperment of the other animals. She currently has two canine foster brothers, and although she hisses at them when they come too close, she can also occasionally be found curling up next to her chihuaha foster brother late at night. <br/>If you're looking for a devoted, affectionate companion, Reina is ready to rule your home with love. Come meet this sweet queen and give her the happily-ever-after she deserves.

Reina- aka Rei Rei or Sweet Baby Rei (as her foster mama calls her) is a beautiful, affectionate munchkin tabby ready for a life of comfort, love, and plenty of lap time. Reina's journey hasn't been easy. She came to us after living in a car with several other cats, including her babies—and arrived with a surprise pregnancy. Despite everything she's been through, Reina has remained incredibly sweet, loving, and devoted. She did a wonderful job raising her kittens who have now all been adopted- and it's finally her turn to be pampered like the queen she is. This lovely doll adores attention and will happily follow you around chirping and meowing just to be near you. She'll greet you with hand boops & dive bomb your toes with a somersault, looking up at you from upside down to show off her spotted belly. She loves watching cat TV and will scream as she enters a room to ensure her presence is known. Her munchkin legs may make it a tad difficult for her to jump to steep heights- but they don't hold her back from zoomies around

Reina- aka Rei Rei or Sweet Baby Rei (as her foster mama calls her) is a beautiful, affectionate munchkin tabby ready for a life of comfort, love, and plenty of lap time. Reina's journey hasn't been easy. She came to us after living in a car with several other cats, including her babies—and arrived with a surprise pregnancy. Despite everything she's been through, Reina has remained incredibly sweet, loving, and devoted. She did a wonderful job raising her kittens who have now all been adopted- and it's finally her turn to be pampered like the queen she is. This lovely doll adores attention and will happily follow you around chirping and meowing just to be near you. She'll greet you with hand boops & dive bomb your toes with a somersault, looking up at you from upside down to show off her spotted belly. She loves watching cat TV and will scream as she enters a room to ensure her presence is known. Her munchkin legs may make it a tad difficult for her to jump to steep heights- but they don't hold her back from zoomies around dusk and dawn, viciously hunting any strings or floofy toys that have unfortunately landed in her path.

Rei does just fine with children and loud families as long as she is given a space that she can run off to relax when she's feeling overstimulated.
Although she can coexist with other animals, a home without other animals would be best- though some exceptions could potentially be