What do you say about kittens? Writing bios for kittens can be tough, cute and sweet seems to be a reoccurring statement. They are all cute and sweet, so it can be challenging to select your new family member/members. All you really need to do is spend one minute in our kitten room to fall in love with two (or all) of them.
This kitten is part of the Tree Litter. These little babies were brought to us after their Mama was unfortunately hit by a car and they were found (the same day) living in a tree trunk. These were so small (eyes not open yet) they needed instant care and were rushed to one of our amazing fosters with experience in bottle feeding very young kittens. Clearly, she is very good at this because they are healthy, happy, and beautiful kittens now ready to find forever families.
Fraser is a gorgeous brown tabby boy with big round eyes. He is playful and affectionate. He also seems to be the unspoken leader of his siblings. He loves to play with all of them but also loves to snuggle with anyone that has the time. He would be perfectly "paired" with any of his litter mates or really any of our current kittens even from other litters due to his outgoing but mellow personality.
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IMPORTANTWe require your home to include a similar aged feline companion. Young kittens will NOT be approved for homes where they will not have another similar aged KITTEN (Kitten= under 1 year of age) companion. If you do not wish to adopt two kittens, please consider selecting a cat nearer to one year of age or older. Giving your kitten a buddy will improve the lives of both cats while also making your life easier. Single kitten issues/problems are a real thing. ) to your home. The more complete your application is, determines how quickly we are able to process your application. Please try to give your vets office (give prior authorization to release information to us), landlord, and references a heads up to expect our call. Adoption fees for kittens include spay/neuter, up-to-date age-appropriate vaccines, deworming, flea preventative, and a microchip.
