|
|
Domestic Short Hair : : Male
Currently in a KSC Foster Home
The Beatles Kittens are a wonderful litter of four kittens (three girls and one boy). Their very friendly pregnant mom was found hanging around some houses. A good Samaritan brought her into King Street Cats, where she went right into a foster home where she was able to have and raise her kittens in a safe and healthy environment. The kitten’s mother (Mimi) was absolutely devoted to her babies and the kittens had an idyllic childhood.
Ringo is an adorably cute orange tabby male. Ringo has a bright-eyed expression and a beautiful bright orange coat, but best of all Ringo has stripes (tabby stripes) and tons of polka dots on his tummy! Based on the size of his paws, I expect he will grow into a stately cat. Ringo is soooo much fun. He either wants to be playing with toys (especially wands), romping with his siblings or his mom, or cuddling with his people. He is very friendly, high energy and loves everyone, even when he first meets them. He is still trying to understand personal space and is regularly seen trying to sleep on top of his siblings (can you blame him, kittens are warm, cuddly and squishy) or hanging out on his foster momma’s lap, shoulder or periodically her head. He loves roughhousing with his siblings, but if he is not playing, then he is working on a nap, cuddles or pets.
Ringo has been very healthy, with no issues. The kittens have good manners, always use their litter box, use their scratching post, and eat and drink well. Ringo is a lovely and easy kitten who is quite fun and will make someone very happy. There is a reason that everyone talks about how wonderful orange boys are!
If you would like to meet Ringo (and/or Georgia, Joanie, Paula), please visit the following link to fill out an application. https://www.kingstreetcats.org/info/adoption
More about Ringo - KITTEN in fosterLikes to play with toys, Playful, Affectionate Other Pictures of Ringo - KITTEN in foster (click to see larger version):
|
|||||||||
      “There are no ordinary cats.” ― Colette
         |