ELOISE
Name: Eloise
Sex: Female
Estimated Age: About 3 months old (as of 7/13)
Best Guess for Breed: Domestic Medium Hair Mix - Tabby
Weight: About 3 pounds (as of 7/13)
Good With: People, dogs, and other cats and kittens!
Story: Eloise was rescued from a SC shelter. We are so happy to have her with us in a foster home. Eloise is a happy and sweet young kitten. She spends her days playing with her foster family and littermates and chasing all the fun toys they have.
What my foster says: Elosie is an adorable and very active kitten who loves to play with her people or her kitty friends! She is quite adventurous and loves to find new places to relax up high and show off her amazing kitten jumping skills, Eloise is such a cuddle bug! Her favorite place to sleep is next to you or even across your neck. She absolutely LOVES for you to kiss and cuddle her cheeks and face and she will return the favor with rubs and kisses of her own! Eloise is very independent at times too and is very good at finding and playing with her mouse and ball toys on her own. She can retrieve a ball out of a maze box in no time flat! Eloise has lived with both dogs and cats of various ages and does well with all of them. She is learning not to use her mouth to bite when her energy level is high and she is making great progress with this and has learned a lot from her kitty friends. She may do better with young children when she's a bit older because of this, but as long as they play with her with toys instead of hands she will be a fun companion for older children. Eloise has great litter box manners and really likes to scratch on her scratching towers and scratching ramps. Are you ready to take home this cuddle bug and give her the forever home she's always dreamed of?
The fee to adopt Eloise is $200 ($325 for two kittens). This covers the cost of vaccines appropriate for her age, the collar she’s wearing, and her care in foster. Eloise has been seen by a shelter vet (or other vet) and we are not aware of any health issues.
Please note that all kittens under the age of four months old must be adopted to a home with an already existing young cat, or be adopted as a pair (preferably with a sibling!). To learn more about why this is important, visit our blog.
Are you ready to give Eloise the love and attention she deserves? If so, apply today!