DOB 9-01-2023 Scotch Bonnet (aka Bonnie) was found (surprise!) in a box at Petco along with her six, four week old kittens. She did a great job nursing the kittens, teaching them how to be cats and letting them know that humans are friends. Bonnie is now ready for a home to call her own! Bonnie is a petite cat, making it all the more amazing that she carried six kittens in her belly. She also is a typical cat. What is typical, you ask? A typical cat knows what they want, when they want it and expect you to know it, too. Bonnie may have her tail up indicating she wants affection, but give her one pet too many and she will give you a correction! A whipping tail, a warning hiss and a not so gentle "whap" are all in her arsenal. On the other hand, she LOVES wand toys, cardboard scratchers and silvervine/catnip. Bonnie will wind around your feet, brush the bottom of your pants leg and show you that she wants one, two, three (never four) pets. When Bonnie breaks out of her shell, she will jump in your lap, place two paws firmly on your chest and sniff your nose. That is a signal for Temptation Treats and you best not hold back! Scotch Bonnet was named for her initial attitude and became more affectionately known as Bonnie as she blossomed. Come meet Bonnie and take her home!. Her antics will amuse you! For inquiries, please email DallasCatLadyInfo@gmail.com. You must be over 25 years old to adopt with proof of ID. Adoption donation is $120.00 for kittens, $85.00 for teenagers (9-11 months), and $75.00 for adults (1 year & older) which helps cover all the vetting done to date.