Chirp is one of four kittens born at Wild Serenity last year when we took her mother in, in early April. If you remember velour, that's what she reminds me of but softer. Her fur is very short and super soft. Chirp is still quite playful at a little over a year old, but she has inherited some bad habits from her mother. Chirp makes this high-pitched growling kind of sound when she is less than pleased. Sometimes I think she just likes to make noise. She gets along well with all of our residents, but she will need a slow introduction to any cats you already have. Chirp gets along best with boy cats, but a cat savvy person should have no problem integrating her into their home. Chirp is used to having other cats around, but she would be fine by herself, especially with someone who is home a lot. She loves to play fetch, watch cat tv, and sit in the highest perch on the cat tree. Chirp will sleep near you or touching you at bedtime. Once she knows your schedule, you will never need an alarm clock. Chirp is Negative on Combo test, UTD, Chipped, and Spayed.