Mira

Mira is the smallest sister and possibly the most dramatic creature ever contained in such a tiny body. She has a white patch on her chest and a secret little white belly spot that only appears when she prepares for one of her signature dramatic belly rolls. Mira has many opinions. She is suspicious of people, her sisters, her mother, walls, movement, noises, and sometimes the general concept of existence itself. She will grumble about these injustices regularly — but once she has voiced her concerns, she usually settles down and carries on with her day. Unlike her more chaotic sisters, Mira prefers to sit back and observe before choosing the perfect moment to pounce into action. She’s clever, sassy, and convinced she is the one running the household. She is litter trained, a great eater, and full of personality. Mira needs a patient home that appreciates a spicy little lady with a strong sense of self and the potential to blossom into an incredibly rewarding companion. With a slow introduction she could be good with dogs.

Mira is the smallest sister and possibly the most dramatic creature ever contained in such a tiny body. She has a white patch on her chest and a secret little white belly spot that only appears when she prepares for one of her signature dramatic belly rolls. Mira has many opinions. She is suspicious of people, her sisters, her mother, walls, movement, noises, and sometimes the general concept of existence itself. She will grumble about these injustices regularly — but once she has voiced her concerns, she usually settles down and carries on with her day. Unlike her more chaotic sisters, Mira prefers to sit back and observe before choosing the perfect moment to pounce into action. She’s clever, sassy, and convinced she is the one running the household. She is litter trained, a great eater, and full of personality. Mira needs a patient home that appreciates a spicy little lady with a strong sense of self and the potential to blossom into an incredibly rewarding companion. With a slow introduction she could be good with dogs.

Mira is the smallest sister and possibly the most dramatic creature ever contained in such a tiny body. She has a white patch on her chest and a secret little white belly spot that only appears when she prepares for one of her signature dramatic belly rolls. Mira has many opinions. She is suspicious of people, her sisters, her mother, walls, movement, noises, and sometimes the general concept of existence itself. She will grumble about these injustices regularly — but once she has voiced her concerns, she usually settles down and carries on with her day. Unlike her more chaotic sisters, Mira prefers to sit back and observe before choosing the perfect moment to pounce into action. She’s clever, sassy, and convinced she is the one running the household. She is litter trained, a great eater, and full of personality. Mira needs a patient home that appreciates a spicy little lady with a strong sense of self and the potential to blossom into an incredibly rewarding companion. With a slow introduction she could be good with dogs.