Minnie
AvailableMinnie
AvailableMinnie is a female Domestic Short Hair kitten from Encinitas, CA. At just 3 months old, she has a short coat and weighs 2 pounds. Minnie is spayed and up-to-date on vaccinations, making her ready for a new home.
About Minnie
Minnie is a charming 3-month-old female Domestic Short Hair with a gorgeous orange tabby coat. She's currently 2 pounds and ready to make a playful addition to your home. Kittens like Minnie require a lot of attention, particularly at this young age, so make sure to consider your availability and family dynamics before bringing her home. While she has become accustomed to the human touch during her time in foster care, Minnie will benefit greatly from continued training and playtime. For those considering adopting, remember that kittens thrive in pairs, and we even have our Two Purr One Program where the second kitten's adoption fee is waived. This can be a perfect way to ensure that Minnie has a companion to grow up with. Minnie is already spayed and vaccinated, making her ready for her forever home. Donโt miss this opportunity to bring joy and energy into your life; think about adopting her today!
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Questions about Minnie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Minnie, as a Domestic Short Hair kitten, thrives in various living environments but is most comfortable in homes where she receives plenty of attention and interaction from her humans.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Kittens like Minnie donโt require outdoor space but enjoy a safe environment to explore and play within the home.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Minnie can be suitable for homes with children, especially if they are older and can interact gently. Kittens often do best with kids who understand how to play carefully.











