Meet Whitney Mewston, a fluffy little tortie with a big personality packed into a petite frame. Her medium-length coat is streaked with flashes of orange, and a long, magnificent tail gives this tiny girl plenty of superstar style. Whitney started life smaller than her two sisters and had some early struggles gaining weight, but you would never guess it from watching her now. She keeps right up with the rest of the crew and is always ready when it's time to Dance with Somebody.
Whitney is the love bug of the group. She can be a little unsure when a hand first reaches toward her, but once the petting begins, she quickly remembers exactly why she likes humans. She will lean into scratches, rub against your hand to request another round and happily settle into cuddle mode. Her favorite sleeping arrangements include curling up on your legs or snoozing in her basket, so sharing your personal space with a tiny tortie is likely to become part of your daily routine.
Do not mistake affectionate for lazy. Whitney gets the zoomies and has plenty of kitten energy when the mood strikes. Mice, springs and jingle balls all make excellent targets, and she is just as happy playing as she is lounging. Her real preference is remarkably simple: whatever her human is doing sounds good to her. Playtime on the floor? She's in. Quiet afternoon on the couch? Save her a spot. Whitney is ready to match your tempo.
She also has opinions about dinner and is not afraid to share them. Whitney is food motivated and enjoys both wet and dry food, although she can be selective about which wet foods meet her standards. She will meow when she wants food or affection, then switch over to a purr once her request has been properly addressed. Her litter box habits are excellent, and she has successfully shared a box with other kittens.
Whitney has had positive experiences with kittens, adult cats and dogs. She would enjoy having another cat or kitten in her future home, and a dog friend could be welcome too. She is not listed as bonded to a particular sibling, so her adopter has some flexibility when choosing the right household for her.
Because Whitney can be a little hand-shy, a home with considerate, gentle or older children would be the best fit. Let her approach affection at her own pace and you will quickly discover that this little girl has plenty of love waiting just beneath the surface.
Whitney might be the smallest sister, but she certainly does not have Nothing. She has zoomies, cuddles, purrs, tortie charm and an impressive fluffy tail, all wrapped into one affectionate little package. If your idea of a perfect companion is a kitten who wants to play when you play and lounge when you lounge, Whitney is ready to make herself part of your routine.
