Plain Jane (Janey)

There is nothing plain about Jane except her solid black color! She came from a litter of 4 black kittens new born and dropped in a front yard. To tell them apart for feeding, foster mom put colored collars on them but when she got to Jane, she decided to leave her "plain" thus she became "Plain Jane" or Janey. She was the smallest, but kept up in every way with the bigger kittens. She excels in being loving and crawls in mom's lap whenever mom sits down on the floor and just snuggles. Jane loves to play with her brother Rufus who has outgrown her, but they take turns taking the other one down and jumping on top. Jane has caught up in weight to her sister Pinkie Pie so is no longer the runt. She remains collarless and therefore "plain". Janey will make a wonderful pet either as an only or with one of her siblings. She has had her first shots, uses the litter box dependably and is a good eater. She runs to mom whenever she sees her!

There is nothing plain about Jane except her solid black color! She came from a litter of 4 black kittens new born and dropped in a front yard. To tell them apart for feeding, foster mom put colored collars on them but when she got to Jane, she decided to leave her "plain" thus she became "Plain Jane" or Janey. She was the smallest, but kept up in every way with the bigger kittens. She excels in being loving and crawls in mom's lap whenever mom sits down on the floor and just snuggles. Jane loves to play with her brother Rufus who has outgrown her, but they take turns taking the other one down and jumping on top. Jane has caught up in weight to her sister Pinkie Pie so is no longer the runt. She remains collarless and therefore "plain". Janey will make a wonderful pet either as an only or with one of her siblings. She has had her first shots, uses the litter box dependably and is a good eater. She runs to mom whenever she sees her!

There is nothing plain about Jane except her solid black color! She came from a litter of 4 black kittens new born and dropped in a front yard. To tell them apart for feeding, foster mom put colored collars on them but when she got to Jane, she decided to leave her "plain" thus she became "Plain Jane" or Janey. She was the smallest, but kept up in every way with the bigger kittens. She excels in being loving and crawls in mom's lap whenever mom sits down on the floor and just snuggles. Jane loves to play with her brother Rufus who has outgrown her, but they take turns taking the other one down and jumping on top. Jane has caught up in weight to her sister Pinkie Pie so is no longer the runt. She remains collarless and therefore "plain". Janey will make a wonderful pet either as an only or with one of her siblings. She has had her first shots, uses the litter box dependably and is a good eater. She runs to mom whenever she sees her!