Pippin
DSH - Female - Dob Oct 16, 2023
Pippin came to us as a Mom who had 5 kittens. She is a lovely little girl who gets along well with other cats in the home. She plays with the other cats occasionally but loves to play and chase by herself.
Pippin loves to play with springs and catnip toys and adores watching the birds and squirrels outside. She has met a dog and would be able to be in a home with a well behaved dog.
Pippin is affectionate and will jump up on the sofa and lie beside you for head and belly rubs. She'll climb into your laps for head rubs and snuggles. She will let you know when she has had enough and simply jump down and leave. She is quite independent and does not demand a lot of attention.
She loves her cat bed and that is where she can usually be found. She comes to the foster's bedroom for the nighttime treats and then goes back off to play.
She can become over excited and grab your finger or hand with her mouth so that she can give you kisses. For this reason she would not be a good match for young children. An experienced cat person would be preferable.
She will let you pick her up and hold her but becomes squirmy and would prefer to get back down, She is becoming more settled in her foster home and truly starting to relax.
Pippin came to us as a Mom who had 5 kittens. She is a lovely little girl who gets along well with other cats in the home. She plays with the other cats occasionally but loves to play and chase by herself.
Pippin loves to play with springs and catnip toys and adores watching the birds and squirrels outside. She has met a dog and would be able to be in a home with a well behaved dog.
Pippin is affectionate and will jump up on the sofa and lie beside you for head and belly rubs. She'll climb into your laps for head rubs and snuggles. She will let you know when she has had enough and simply jump down and leave. She is quite independent and does not demand a lot of attention.
She loves her cat bed and that is where she can usually be found. She comes to the foster's bedroom for the nighttime treats and then goes back off to play.
She can become over excited and grab your finger or hand with her mouth so that she can give you kisses. For this reason she would not be a good match for young children. An experienced cat person would be preferable.
She will let you pick her up and hold her but becomes squirmy and would prefer to get back down, She is becoming more settled in her foster home and truly starting to relax.