*** Zephyr, Gale, Vortex, Whirlwind, Thunder, Stormy, and Tempest are at PetSmart, Aero. ***
Zephyr: gray/white/orange calico tabby, short hair, spayed female, born 1/22/24, #18951
Gale: light gray tabby & white, short hair, neutered male, born 1/22/24, #18952
Vortex: orange tabby & white, short hair, neutered male, born 1/22/24, #18953
Whirlwind: dark orange tabby & white, short hair, neutered male, born 1/22/24, #18954
Thunder: brown/black tabby & white, short hair, neutered male, born 1/22/24, #18956
Stormy: black/brown tabby & white, short hair, spayed female, born 1/22/24, #18957
Tempest: black/brown tabby & white, short hair, neutered male, born 1/22/24, #18958
Cats: need a play buddy (siblings best!)
Dogs: no experience
Children: respectful children
It was a dark and stormy night in San Diego--rain poured down and wind howled--when eight sweet kittens were born in the warm and dry foster home where their mother had arrived only the day before! Fun fact: six of the eight were born with extra toes! The pitter-patter of these little cat feet is something to behold.
Each day is a new adventure with these fabulous kittens--they're always ready to play and romp!
---Zephyr is the most adventurous. She is a spitfire and will let you know when she's not pleased. Somewhat shy at first, she loves to be pet.
---Gale is steady and always ready to join in on the fun. He loves to be in your lap.
---Vortex is funny and athletic and is always on the move. This purr machine likes to observe first and then play as much as possible.
---Whirlwind is fast and outgoing. A confident and adventurous boy, he is always up for cavorting and wrestling with his siblings.
---Thunder is always the first to be in your lap. He is a sweetheart who is always looking for kisses.
---Stormy is somewhat reserved, but a good toy will bring her out--she loves playing more than eating! She loves pets and will ask for cuddles.
---Tempest is quickest to the food dishes. He loves to eat--almost as much as he loves to cuddle! He is always ready to join in adventures with his siblings.
Kittens are best in pairs, and these sweeties would be ecstatic to be sibling duos for life; if not, they will each need a resident cat who will welcome their playful antics. They haven't met dogs. They were fine with the teenagers in their foster family and would likely enjoy playing with respectful children.
These spunky kittens will purr their way into your heart. The only question is: how many?
