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Adoptable Female Domestic Shorthair

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Cat, looks like
Domestic Shorthair
Age
Baby, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Female
Color
Brown (Mostly)
Location
Sanctuary
Hi, I’m Kitteridge! I'm a tiny brown-and-white tabby girl with big kitten energy and an even bigger imagination. Every day is an adventure in my world. Crinkly toys? Amazing. Shoelaces? Suspicious and must be attacked immediately. Your lap? Obviously the perfect place for a nap. I’m curious about everything and fully committed to turning ordinary moments into fun. I’ve got the softest little tabby stripes, adorable white accents, and a personality that’s equal parts sweetheart and tiny tornado. One minute I’m zooming around the room at top speed, and the next I’m curled up in a cozy ball, purring like a miniature engine. As a kitten, I’m still learning all about the world, so I’d love a family ready for playtime, patience, cuddles, and lots of love. In return, I promise endless entertainment, tiny head boops, and enough cuteness to completely take over your camera roll. If you’re looking for a playful little best friend to grow up with, I think I’m exactly who you’ve been waiting for. To learn more about me, email adoptions@bestfriends.org. Thanks for adopting!
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