Pita

If you're looking for a well-rounded kitty, this beautiful, black house panther may be the right fit. Meet Pita, from our Greek foods litter.<br/><br/>Pita was born in one of our foster homes and has been handled since he was tiny. She is the only female kitten in her litter, and acts like you might expect a little girl growing up with 4 brothers to act. She is fierce and can hold her own, although sometimes her brothers can be a bit much for her because she's quiet a bit smaller than they are. Pita loves to play and to cuddle. She is a great little lap cat and loves to snuggle up in his foster mom's lap for some snuggle time while her brothers run around. <br/><br/>Thus far, Pita has no experience with dogs, although she may learn to live with one if introduced properly. Pita has never been around children, but she's quiet petite so will not do well with very young kids. She would probably be fine with kids 10 years or older. Pita's mother is very tiny and slender so we expect she will have the same build. <br/><br/>It will be important for Pita to go to a home whether there is already another cat or cats that want to be her friend. She does enjoy playing, but isn't high-energy. She would do well with a younger cat that wants to run around for a little while, but then would like to cuddle with her. Since Pita is quite small, a gentle cat or one with a similar body-type might be best. Pita could also be adopted with one of her siblings if her new family doesn't already have a cat. She gets along with well with Tiri and Filo; they are both her speed. <br/><br/>If you'd like to apply to adopt Pita and/or her siblings, please visit https://victoriapets.ca/adoption-process/ for a copy of our online adoption application and for information regarding our adoption process and fees. Please note that Pita and her siblings will only be adopted in the Greater Victoria area (Saanich Peninsula and south of the Malahat.)

If you're looking for a well-rounded kitty, this beautiful, black house panther may be the right fit. Meet Pita, from our Greek foods litter.

Pita was born in one of our foster homes and has been handled since he was tiny. She is the only female kitten in her litter, and acts like you might expect a little girl growing up with 4 brothers to act. She is fierce and can hold her own, although sometimes her brothers can be a bit much for her because she's quiet a bit smaller than they are. Pita loves to play and to cuddle. She is a great little lap cat and loves to snuggle up in his foster mom's lap for some snuggle time while her brothers run around.

Thus far, Pita has no experience with dogs, although she may learn to live with one if introduced properly. Pita has never been around children, but she's quiet petite so will not do well with very young kids. She would probably be fine with kids 10 years or older. Pita's mother is very tiny and slender so we expect she will have the same build.

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If you're looking for a well-rounded kitty, this beautiful, black house panther may be the right fit. Meet Pita, from our Greek foods litter.

Pita was born in one of our foster homes and has been handled since he was tiny. She is the only female kitten in her litter, and acts like you might expect a little girl growing up with 4 brothers to act. She is fierce and can hold her own, although sometimes her brothers can be a bit much for her because she's quiet a bit smaller than they are. Pita loves to play and to cuddle. She is a great little lap cat and loves to snuggle up in his foster mom's lap for some snuggle time while her brothers run around.

Thus far, Pita has no experience with dogs, although she may learn to live with one if introduced properly. Pita has never been around children, but she's quiet petite so will not do well with very young kids. She would probably be fine with kids 10 years or older. Pita's mother is very tiny and slender so we expect she will have the same build.

It will be important for Pita to go to a home whether there is already another cat or cats that want to be her friend. She does enjoy playing, but isn't high-energy. She would do well with a younger cat that wants to run around for a little while, but then would like to cuddle with her. Since Pita is quite small, a gentle cat or one with a similar body-type might be best. Pita could also be adopted with