Sophie (Howl kittens)

Meet Sophie! Sophie is a quirky petite kitten with a gorgeous face and a timid spirit. She is well behaved, with a chill exterior, and her foster family reports that she isn’t terribly rambunctious or prone to scratching the furniture. Her cute little face, and fluffy smoke-coated body make you want to reach out and pet her, although, like many kittens her age, Sophie will need a little time to adjust to a new home. With her current foster family, Sophie has undergone a transformation as she has gained a lot of confidence. She has remained small even as she has matured as you can see from the picture of her with her brother Calcifer. <br/><br/>BCC estimates that Sophie was born around June 15, 2025. Her ideal home will be quiet and laid back, with room for her to have her independence. While not bonded to her brother, Calcifer (Howl kittens), it would be ideal for Sophie to find a forever home with him, to give her the familiarity and comfort that she needs to thrive. Her ideal humans will be experienced with cats and will have the time and patience to develop her trust. Sophie will thrive in an environment without a lot of loud noises or very young/rambunctious children, although a gentle child will probably work out just fine.<br/><br/>Like all BCC kitties, Sophie is spayed, age appropriately vaccinated, snap tested for FIV and FeLV, and microchipped. It is BCC policy not to adopt young kittens as “only kittens” or “singletons” to homes without another young cat to keep them company and to learn and grow with. Once the purrfect adopter applies and is approved, Sophie will be ready to go to her furrever home and family, hopefully with her brother, Calcifer!

Meet Sophie! Sophie is a quirky petite kitten with a gorgeous face and a timid spirit. She is well behaved, with a chill exterior, and her foster family reports that she isn’t terribly rambunctious or prone to scratching the furniture. Her cute little face, and fluffy smoke-coated body make you want to reach out and pet her, although, like many kittens her age, Sophie will need a little time to adjust to a new home. With her current foster family, Sophie has undergone a transformation as she has gained a lot of confidence. She has remained small even as she has matured as you can see from the picture of her with her brother Calcifer.

BCC estimates that Sophie was born around June 15, 2025. Her ideal home will be quiet and laid back, with room for her to have her independence. While not bonded to her brother, Calcifer (Howl kittens), it would be ideal for Sophie to find a forever home with him, to give her the familiarity and comfort that she needs to thrive. Her ideal humans will be experienced with cats and

Meet Sophie! Sophie is a quirky petite kitten with a gorgeous face and a timid spirit. She is well behaved, with a chill exterior, and her foster family reports that she isn’t terribly rambunctious or prone to scratching the furniture. Her cute little face, and fluffy smoke-coated body make you want to reach out and pet her, although, like many kittens her age, Sophie will need a little time to adjust to a new home. With her current foster family, Sophie has undergone a transformation as she has gained a lot of confidence. She has remained small even as she has matured as you can see from the picture of her with her brother Calcifer.

BCC estimates that Sophie was born around June 15, 2025. Her ideal home will be quiet and laid back, with room for her to have her independence. While not bonded to her brother, Calcifer (Howl kittens), it would be ideal for Sophie to find a forever home with him, to give her the familiarity and comfort that she needs to thrive. Her ideal humans will be experienced with cats and will have the time and patience to develop her trust. Sophie will thrive in an environment without a lot of loud noises or very young/rambunctious children, although a gentle child will probably work out just fine.

Like all BCC kitties, Sophie is spayed, age appropriately vaccinated, snap tested for FIV and FeLV, and microchipped. It is BCC policy not to adopt young kittens as “only kit