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Adoptable Female Domestic Shorthair
Adoptable Female Domestic Shorthair

Adopt Blast

Cat, looks like
Domestic Shorthair
Age
Baby, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Female
Color
Calico or Dilute Calico
Location
Sanctuary
🌟 Meet Blast – Your Tiny Firecracker of Joy! 🌟 Looking for a kitten with personality, sweetness, and a spark of playful energy? Say hello to Blast, an adorable calico girl who’s ready to burst into your life with purrs, cuddles, and endless charm. 🐾 About Blast: Blast is a lively, curious kitten who approaches every new toy, nook, and human with wide-eyed excitement. Don’t let her name fool you—she’s as gentle as she is spirited. One minute she’s zooming after a feather wand, the next she’s curling up in your lap like she was born to be there. 💖 Her Perfect Match: Blast would thrive in a home that appreciates both her playful bursts and her snuggly side. She gets along wonderfully with people, and with proper introductions, she’ll warm up to other pets too. ✨ Why You’ll Love Her: Beautiful calico coat with unique markings Sweet, affectionate temperament Playful, curious, and quick to bond Expert purr machine and professional lap warmer If you’re ready for a kitten who will light up your days and melt your heart, Blast is waiting to meet you. Adopt this tiny spark today and let the love begin! 🧡🐾
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