The Veggie Litter

In these winter months, it's important to keep your health up - and there's nothing like some veggies to get just what you need! Meet the first litter of HSHP kittens of the year - our Veggie litter!<br/>This litter consists of three 8 week old kittens - two males and two females. Turnip is the grey male, and Zucchini is the black and white male. The two dilute torties, Celery, is the female. (Okra, the second female of the litter, has already been adopted.) These three siblings were rescued in the dead of winter as bottle babies when they were found with no mother in sight. A kind soul took them in and kept them alive, but she could not keep them long-term, so these siblings are with us to find forever homes!<br/>Celery so far has been the quickest to warm up to us, and will usually walk right up to people. She is so funny to watch wrestle and zoom around! Turnip has proven to be a chill guy, and prefers to lounge around while his siblings show off. He still has plenty of playful energy, but he also enjoys a good cat-nap. Zucchini is the little spit-fire of the group, and sees himself as the alpha. When he plays, he loves to bounce around showing everyone who's in charge.<br/>The whole group of them are very sweet kittens, and are quickly settling in to this new environment. They've been around kids and other cats their whole lives, and do well with them. They've never really been around dogs, but they are at a perfect age to socialize if you want to bring them into a home with canines. They've all been using their litter boxes wonderfully, and have been started on their first round of vaccinations. If you've been waiting for kitten season to start so you can get your own little bundle of joy, then your wait is over - stop by and meet the Veggie litter today!<br/><br/>P.S. These kittens can all be adopted separately, but if you are interested in more than one, there is a discount for adopting multiple animals at the same time!

In these winter months, it's important to keep your health up - and there's nothing like some veggies to get just what you need! Meet the first litter of HSHP kittens of the year - our Veggie litter!
This litter consists of three 8 week old kittens - two males and two females. Turnip is the grey male, and Zucchini is the black and white male. The two dilute torties, Celery, is the female. (Okra, the second female of the litter, has already been adopted.) These three siblings were rescued in the dead of winter as bottle babies when they were found with no mother in sight. A kind soul took them in and kept them alive, but she could not keep them long-term, so these siblings are with us to find forever homes!
Celery so far has been the quickest to warm up to us, and will usually walk right up to people. She is so funny to watch wrestle and zoom around! Turnip has proven to be a chill guy, and prefers to lounge around while his siblings show off. He still has plenty of playful energy, but he also enjoys a good cat-nap. Z

In these winter months, it's important to keep your health up - and there's nothing like some veggies to get just what you need! Meet the first litter of HSHP kittens of the year - our Veggie litter!
This litter consists of three 8 week old kittens - two males and two females. Turnip is the grey male, and Zucchini is the black and white male. The two dilute torties, Celery, is the female. (Okra, the second female of the litter, has already been adopted.) These three siblings were rescued in the dead of winter as bottle babies when they were found with no mother in sight. A kind soul took them in and kept them alive, but she could not keep them long-term, so these siblings are with us to find forever homes!
Celery so far has been the quickest to warm up to us, and will usually walk right up to people. She is so funny to watch wrestle and zoom around! Turnip has proven to be a chill guy, and prefers to lounge around while his siblings show off. He still has plenty of playful energy, but he also enjoys a good cat-nap. Zucchini is the little spit-fire of the group, and sees himself as the alpha. When he plays, he loves to bounce around showing everyone who's in charge.
The whole group of them are very sweet kittens, and are quickly settling in to this new environment. They've been around kids and other cats their whole lives, and do well with them. They've never really been around dogs, but they are at a perf