Olive

Little Miss Olive<br/><br/>If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live with a tiny queen, meet Little Miss Olive. ? At 2.5 years old, she’s the perfect mix of playful and sweetness with a sprinkle of sass. ????<br/><br/>Olive loves her play sessions to show off her hunting skills. ?She has a very expressive tail and you can tell her mood by how she’s swishing and whipping her tail. She’s also very curious and will follow you around like a little inspector ?? checking if everything is up to her standards. She’s the cutest with her big cartoonish eyes checking every single grocery bag or what’s in the fridge.<br/><br/>She’s also a chatty little foodie who will happily announce that breakfast and dinner are the day’s main events.<br/><br/>Olive, the queen that she is, prefers affection on her terms. Offer a slow blink, let her choose the moment, and you’ll be rewarded with head bumps. She will let you scratch her neck, or she will just rub herself on your legs as if saying: I like you, you’re mine!<br/><br/>She thrives with patience, love and respect, and blossoms when she knows she’s safe.<br/><br/>As for other cats? Olive sniffs your hands, and walks away in disgust as if saying, “Eww… No, thank you.” She made it clear she’d like to be the one and only queen in her castle.<br/><br/>She’s also so very well behaved, she’s quiet at bedtime and won’t meow until she sees you up in the morning. She’s independent and can play by herself if she feels like it or will just lazily nap. <br/><br/>During the day, she snoozes waiting for you to get back home and will greet you at the door, glad that you came home and remind you of dinner time. Sometimes she has happy zoomies when you give her attention. <br/><br/>If you’re looking for a cat full of personality, Olive is your girl!

Little Miss Olive

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live with a tiny queen, meet Little Miss Olive. ? At 2.5 years old, she’s the perfect mix of playful and sweetness with a sprinkle of sass. ????

Olive loves her play sessions to show off her hunting skills. ?She has a very expressive tail and you can tell her mood by how she’s swishing and whipping her tail. She’s also very curious and will follow you around like a little inspector ?? checking if everything is up to her standards. She’s the cutest with her big cartoonish eyes checking every single grocery bag or what’s in the fridge.

She’s also a chatty little foodie who will happily announce that breakfast and dinner are the day’s main events.

Olive, the queen that she is, prefers affection on her terms. Offer a slow blink, let her choose the moment, and you’ll be rewarded with head bumps. She will let you scratch her neck, or she will just rub herself on your legs as if saying: I like you, you’re mine!

She thrives with

Little Miss Olive

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live with a tiny queen, meet Little Miss Olive. ? At 2.5 years old, she’s the perfect mix of playful and sweetness with a sprinkle of sass. ????

Olive loves her play sessions to show off her hunting skills. ?She has a very expressive tail and you can tell her mood by how she’s swishing and whipping her tail. She’s also very curious and will follow you around like a little inspector ?? checking if everything is up to her standards. She’s the cutest with her big cartoonish eyes checking every single grocery bag or what’s in the fridge.

She’s also a chatty little foodie who will happily announce that breakfast and dinner are the day’s main events.

Olive, the queen that she is, prefers affection on her terms. Offer a slow blink, let her choose the moment, and you’ll be rewarded with head bumps. She will let you scratch her neck, or she will just rub herself on your legs as if saying: I like you, you’re mine!

She thrives with patience, love and respect, and blossoms when she knows she’s safe.

As for other cats? Olive sniffs your hands, and walks away in disgust as if saying, “Eww… No, thank you.” She made it clear she’d like to be the one and only queen in her castle.

She’s also so very well behaved, she’s quiet at bedtime and won’t meow until she sees you up in the morning. She’s independent and can