Sheba the Kitten's brother, Bailey II the Siamese Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Sheba the Kitten's brother, Ernie the Sweet & Playful Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Sheba the Kitten's sister, Cookie the Baby Sister Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Sheba the Kitten's brother, Bert the Attention Hog Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Sheba the Kitten's brother, Twinkle Toes the Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Sheba the Kitten's mother, Millie (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

Description:

Foster Update 11/9/12: Sheba is a five month old, 5 lb black, brown, and white female one of a litter of 6, mother cat is Millie. Sheba is the largest but the gentlest of the litter with medium to long hair she is very sweet loves to be held, has a loud purr and is the first to play and is very fast. Adoption would be with Rozie her sibling whom she always romps around with all day and when not playing they bunk together on their condo or in their bed. Since the six kittens and Mom have always been together It's in the best interest of Sheba to be adopted with her female sibling. Sheba's main diet is canned food, but she does eat dry from time to time, and loves her treats.
A note on adopting 2 kittens together I know it can seem overwhelming but after adopting a kitten people realize how much fun they can be and often want to get a second. But you really miss out on the antics of the kittens running, chasing, climbing and the crazy things they do together that you wont get if you get a second cat years later. Of course all situations vary. Introducing a second kitten or cat to a home can go smoothly but more often it can be challenging especially when the original cat has claimed that territory.  So Please consider adopting 2 kittens if at all possible I’ve never heard of anyone regretting it.

 

Sheba is a 3.5 lb black, brown, and white female from a litter of 6, mother cat is Millie. Sheba is the largest but the gentlest of the litter with medium to long hair she is very sweet loves to be held, has a loud purr and is the first to play and is very fast. Hoping to adopt her with one of her siblings or possibly with her mom, since the seven of them have always been together I would hate to split them up. Sheba's main diet is canned food, but she does eat dry from time to time, and loves her treats.