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Obi
Location: Waltham, Massachusetts, USA
As he is named after Obi-Wan Kenobi and Obama his full name is Obi “That One” Kenobi Winkler. He is seven weeks old. We got him from a friend whose Mom has a farm in PA where people drop off unwanted critters.
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Ariel
Location: Vashon, Washington, USA
Ariel is a Silver Exotic and an only kitten. She was born quite tiny so I called her my little Peanut Kitty. Her mom adores her and tries to hold her as close as she can, but now Ariel is getting bigger… all of four weeks and starting to explore. She loves trying to run (which results in a lot of tumbles) and playing with her toys which all seem to be too big for her! She is brave and adventuresome for an only kitty, but that just makes her all the more loveable.
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Gigi
Location: Idaho Falls, Idaho, USA
This is Gigi. She was dropped off with me when she was tiny, 3 oz. and maybe 5-7 days old. I bottle fed her and she’s a big strong one year old now, but her kitten pix still just steal my heart. She was using the litter box and eating out of the food dish at one month. In this picture, she has just learned how to get up in the window sill. She’s beaming with pride! LOL! She’s smart and knows how to fetch a ball and give high five! We love her to pieces!
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Lucy & Poppy
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Lucy and Poppy were a beautiful birthday present surprise from my family! They are now best of friends!
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Susana
Location: Manizales, Caldas, Colombia
This is Susana. She is a three month old kitty. She’s very playful and, believe it or not, sometimes tries to bark like a dog.
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Binky
Location: Bay Village, Ohio, USA
This is Binky, who we rescued last year when he was only seven weeks old. His mom was killed by a car and his litter-mates had all found permanent homes by the time we came across him at a local art gallery/kitten rescue. He had just recovered from a water-borne virus and was small for his age. Now he’s a whopping 11 pounds and a true joy in our home!
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Strarlight
Location: Naples, Florida, USA
Hi, my name is Starlight and I was found on Sunset Road living under a shed with my four feline siblings. I say living, but it was more like barely surviving. Lucky for us, a volunteer with a local cat rescue group, saw us and scooped us up and took us to her home. We had to be bottle fed for a bit but soon enough we were strong enough to eat on our own. I had to stay on the bottle a little longer cause I was the “runt” of the litter, what ever that silly word means. (I think it means I am “prettier” than the others). We all received fun names like Sunshine, Dawn, Lunar, and Helio to match where we rescued. All of us were adopted by loving human families and are now living in our purrrfect forever homes.
