Monroe

Monroe is not the smallest kitten in the litter, but she gives off little sister energy. <br/><br/>With three brothers causing utter chaos together, Monroe knows how to hang. She’s always in the fray roughhousing with the big boys. <br/><br/> She can tumble with the best of them, but at the end of the day, she is always ready for a chin scratch and to curl up in your lap for a nap. She’s got a good throaty purr and she is always willing to let you hear it. <br/><br/>ALSO : Please keep in mind we do not adopt out single kittens to homes with no other cats. They must be adopted with a sibling, another kitten, or into a home with another playful cat or cat friendly dog that will play and interact with them as they grow up. “Single Kitten Syndrome” is real!

Monroe is not the smallest kitten in the litter, but she gives off little sister energy.

With three brothers causing utter chaos together, Monroe knows how to hang. She’s always in the fray roughhousing with the big boys.

She can tumble with the best of them, but at the end of the day, she is always ready for a chin scratch and to curl up in your lap for a nap. She’s got a good throaty purr and she is always willing to let you hear it.

ALSO : Please keep in mind we do not adopt out single kittens to homes with no other cats. They must be adopted with a sibling, another kitten, or into a home with another playful cat or cat friendly dog that will play and interact with them as they grow up. “Single Kitten Syndrome” is real!

Monroe is not the smallest kitten in the litter, but she gives off little sister energy.

With three brothers causing utter chaos together, Monroe knows how to hang. She’s always in the fray roughhousing with the big boys.

She can tumble with the best of them, but at the end of the day, she is always ready for a chin scratch and to curl up in your lap for a nap. She’s got a good throaty purr and she is always willing to let you hear it.

ALSO : Please keep in mind we do not adopt out single kittens to homes with no other cats. They must be adopted with a sibling, another kitten, or into a home with another playful cat or cat friendly dog that will play and interact with them as they grow up. “Single Kitten Syndrome” is real!