Montoya

Meet the Princess Bride kittens! Fezzik (gray tabby/white female), Westley (gray tabby/white male), Buttercup (brown tabby male) and Montoya (black/white female) were born around Oct. 1. Their very resourceful mama, who is extremely sweet and is obviously an abandoned pet, made her way into the second story of a vacant Baltimore City rowhouse through a missing upstairs window, so despite being homeless this quartet grew up safe, dry and (mostly) warm.<br/><br/>They were rescued when they were around 8 weeks old, so are still learning about people and housecat life. They are a little bit shy to start, but have been making HUGE strides in their socialization and will continue to get braver as they have more fun experiences with people. <br/><br/>Montoya is super-snuggly and loves to cuddle! She and Westley are the two most outgoing kittens and would make a great pair if they were adopted together. Kittens their age do best with playmates, so preference will be given to homes that can adopt them in pairs or have another young, playful cat who needs a friend. (Find the listings for all four kittens by clicking on the purple button near the bottom of the page for Walter Rescue's profile page.)<br/><br/>The kittens will be available through a foster-to-adopt arrangement since their spay/neuter appointments aren't until February 9, which means they can go to their new homes as fosters and their adoptions will be final once they are fixed. They've had their first distemper vaccination and tested negative for FIV/FeLV.<br/><br/>They would do best with adopters with some previous cat experience who are willing to continue working on their socialization. (We can provide plenty of guidance!) While they likely aren't a good match for homes with young children, older kids (maybe middle school and up) who understand how to be slow and gentle with animals would likely be OK.<br/><br/>The kittens are in a foster home in the Remington neighborhood of Baltimore City. They are not part of Walter Rescue but are being listed here as a courtesy; visit https://bit.ly/pigtowncats (you'll need to copy/paste the link, it's not clickable) or scan the QR code included with the photos for more info or to fill out an adoption application.

Meet the Princess Bride kittens! Fezzik (gray tabby/white female), Westley (gray tabby/white male), Buttercup (brown tabby male) and Montoya (black/white female) were born around Oct. 1. Their very resourceful mama, who is extremely sweet and is obviously an abandoned pet, made her way into the second story of a vacant Baltimore City rowhouse through a missing upstairs window, so despite being homeless this quartet grew up safe, dry and (mostly) warm.

They were rescued when they were around 8 weeks old, so are still learning about people and housecat life. They are a little bit shy to start, but have been making HUGE strides in their socialization and will continue to get braver as they have more fun experiences with people.

Montoya is super-snuggly and loves to cuddle! She and Westley are the two most outgoing kittens and would make a great pair if they were adopted together. Kittens their age do best with playmates, so preference will be given to homes that can adopt them in pairs or have another young,

Meet the Princess Bride kittens! Fezzik (gray tabby/white female), Westley (gray tabby/white male), Buttercup (brown tabby male) and Montoya (black/white female) were born around Oct. 1. Their very resourceful mama, who is extremely sweet and is obviously an abandoned pet, made her way into the second story of a vacant Baltimore City rowhouse through a missing upstairs window, so despite being homeless this quartet grew up safe, dry and (mostly) warm.

They were rescued when they were around 8 weeks old, so are still learning about people and housecat life. They are a little bit shy to start, but have been making HUGE strides in their socialization and will continue to get braver as they have more fun experiences with people.

Montoya is super-snuggly and loves to cuddle! She and Westley are the two most outgoing kittens and would make a great pair if they were adopted together. Kittens their age do best with playmates, so preference will be given to homes that can adopt them in pairs or have another young, playful cat who needs a friend. (Find the listings for all four kittens by clicking on the purple button near the bottom of the page for Walter Rescue's profile page.)

The kittens will be available through a foster-to-adopt arrangement since their spay/neuter appointments aren't until February 9, which means they can go to their new homes as fosters and their adoptions will be final once