Ming

Introducing Ming – a ginger-tipped cream delight with a heart-melting purr and amazing blue eyes. He was found on the streets at just four weeks old, Ming had not had much human interaction before he arrived into care and spent a huge portion of his first few weeks hissing at the human that bought him the food. But with patience and love, he has learned that humans are pretty great - especially when they come bearing creamy tube treats.

Ming is play-motivated and very clear about it. His love language? Bell balls and string toys. If it jingles, wiggles, or moves in any way, he’s already halfway across the room pouncing on it like a tiny lion on a mission. His absolute favourites are toys with feathers. Boredom is not in this kitten’s vocabulary - as long as there’s a toy or a playmate nearby, life is good.

And speaking of food… Ming lives for wet food. He’ll be weaving between your legs like a furry spaghetti noodle while you dish up his dinner, so consider it a mild agility course every mealtime. Step carefully—he’s small but determined, and his goal is to get that food now.

While he may not sprint into your arms, once he's nestled there, his contented purr resonates like a well-tuned engine, signalling his appreciation for your companionship. Ming's purr is not just a gentle hum; it's a robust, heartwarming melody that fills the room, especially when he's receiving gentle strokes and attention.

He would thrive in a home with another playful kitten or human who's around often to keep him entertained, loved, and well-fed (did we mention the wet food?).

If you're seeking a feline friend who combines a gentle demeanour with a hearty appetite and a symphony of purrs, Ming is the perfect addition to your home.

He is a boy kitten

All Little Paws Kitten Rescue cats and kittens come to you vet checked, desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed, flea treated, and litter trained. As we are a rescue group, the adoption fee is not negotiable. Little Paws Kitten Rescue cats and kittens are indoor or cat enclosure only and must go to homes that intend them to stay that way. This is for their safety, the health of the cat or kitten and for the environment. It is our foster carer’s choice as to which home a cat or kitten goes to. We match the cats and kittens to the adoptee; we do not necessarily “sell” to the first caller. As our foster carers are all volunteers raising the cats and kittens in their own home, we would appreciate you letting them know if you cannot make an appointment.