Mina & Nina
Available
Mina & Nina
AvailableMina and Nina are female Domestic Short Hair kittens, currently in Encinitas, CA. At 9 weeks old, they are small and playful, showcasing a beautiful dilute calico and tabby mix. Both are spayed and fully vaccinated. These kittens are looking for a loving home where they can stay together and thrive. They weigh a healthy 2 pounds and are known for their short coats, making them easy to care for.
About Mina & Nina
Mina and Nina are an adorable bonded pair of Domestic Short Hair kittens, each showcasing beautiful muted calico and brown tabby patterns. At just 9 weeks old and healthy at 2 pounds, they thrive together and must be adopted as a set. Their current foster home provides them with love and care, making these kittens lively and affectionate companions. Kittens of their age require plenty of attention and gentle training, making them ideal for families with older children. Since they are still learning about the world, they benefit greatly from each other’s company, ensuring they stay entertained and engaged. Bringing home these playful kittens means you are opening your heart and home to double the joy. Through Rancho Coastal's Two Purr One Program, you can adopt both Mina and Nina together with the second kitten's adoption fee waived. This means you’ll not only gain a pair of furry friends but also provide a harmonious environment for them to flourish. What are you waiting for? Apply today!
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Questions about Mina & Nina
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Mina and Nina, being Domestic Short Hair kittens, are well-suited for a homely and loving environment where they can bond and grow together.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Domestic Short Hair kittens like Mina and Nina don’t need much outdoor space. They thrive best in safe, indoor environments with plenty of opportunities for play.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Mina and Nina would do well in homes with older children, as they’re learning and need gentle play and supervision.











