Mark

Mark is a friendly kitten who's always ready to make a new friend. Whether he's greeting people with curiosity or inviting another cat to play, his outgoing personality makes him a joy to be around. <br/><br/>This playful little guy has plenty of energy and loves chasing toys, exploring his surroundings, and turning everyday moments into adventures. When playtime is over, Mark's loud, rumbling purr lets you know just how happy he is to be by your side. <br/><br/>One of Mark's most striking features is his gorgeous coat. His bold stripes and dramatic swirls give him the look of a tiny wild cat-but don't let his fierce appearance fool you. <br/><br/>Underneath those stunning markings is a sweet, affectionate kitten who loves attention and companionship. <br/>If you're looking for a handsome, social kitten with a playful spirit, a powerful purr, and the heart of a best friend, Mark is ready to join your family. <br/><br/>Mark gets along well with his brothers, as well as the adult resident cats in his foster home. Because he is so social with other cats, Mark needs to go to a home with at least one other friendly, playful cat. If your home is currently cat-less, consider adopting Mark with his brother Neil! We haven't had a chance to see Mark interact with small children or dogs, but he's so friendly that he'd probably do just fine in a home with either!<br/><br/>Polydactyl cats have extra toes on their paws, giving them "thumbs" or a mitten-like appearance! Sometimes these kitties require a little bit of extra attention to nail clipping, since the extra nails don't always wear down evenly on scratching posts. However this is a small inconvenience compared to the cuteness of those mittens!!! <br/><br/>Mark is around 4 months old. He is up-to-date on vaccines, exams, FIV/FeLV tested (negative), flea treated, dewormed, neutered, and microchipped. <br/><br/>Apply to adopt! Information located at animaladvocates.net

Mark is a friendly kitten who's always ready to make a new friend. Whether he's greeting people with curiosity or inviting another cat to play, his outgoing personality makes him a joy to be around.

This playful little guy has plenty of energy and loves chasing toys, exploring his surroundings, and turning everyday moments into adventures. When playtime is over, Mark's loud, rumbling purr lets you know just how happy he is to be by your side.

One of Mark's most striking features is his gorgeous coat. His bold stripes and dramatic swirls give him the look of a tiny wild cat-but don't let his fierce appearance fool you.

Underneath those stunning markings is a sweet, affectionate kitten who loves attention and companionship.
If you're looking for a handsome, social kitten with a playful spirit, a powerful purr, and the heart of a best friend, Mark is ready to join your family.

Mark gets along well with his brothers, as well as the adult resident cats in his foster home. Because he i

Mark is a friendly kitten who's always ready to make a new friend. Whether he's greeting people with curiosity or inviting another cat to play, his outgoing personality makes him a joy to be around.

This playful little guy has plenty of energy and loves chasing toys, exploring his surroundings, and turning everyday moments into adventures. When playtime is over, Mark's loud, rumbling purr lets you know just how happy he is to be by your side.

One of Mark's most striking features is his gorgeous coat. His bold stripes and dramatic swirls give him the look of a tiny wild cat-but don't let his fierce appearance fool you.

Underneath those stunning markings is a sweet, affectionate kitten who loves attention and companionship.
If you're looking for a handsome, social kitten with a playful spirit, a powerful purr, and the heart of a best friend, Mark is ready to join your family.

Mark gets along well with his brothers, as well as the adult resident cats in his foster home. Because he is so social with other cats, Mark needs to go to a home with at least one other friendly, playful cat. If your home is currently cat-less, consider adopting Mark with his brother Neil! We haven't had a chance to see Mark interact with small children or dogs, but he's so friendly that he'd probably do just fine in a home with either!

Polydactyl cats have extra toes on their paws, giving th