Kevin

Kevin isn’t just a kitten - he is a full-time snuggle bug, part-time feather defender, and occasional confused goofball who somehow manages to be in the middle of everything without really knowing what’s going on. You know the type. And Yes, named after that Kevin from the Minions. And yes, it’s very fitting.

With a purr that could power a small city and a constant need for your attention, Kevin is what we call a professional people-kitten. If you’re sitting down, congrats - Kevin now owns your lap. And probably your heart too.

And speaking of laps, get ready for cuteness overload: Kevin has a snuggle move that could melt even Gru’s villainous heart. When he’s extra cosy, he’ll curl up on you, start kneading with one paw like a little biscuit chef, while suckling on the pad of his other paw like it’s his personal comfort plushie. It’s the kind of thing that makes you stop what you’re doing, take 47 blurry photos, and whisper, “He’s just like a baby Minion…” before completely forgetting your Teams meeting.

When he’s not curled up purring like a tiny motorbike, Kevin is tearing through the house like a minion on espresso, chasing the other foster kittens in an endless game of tag-meets-tumble. And don’t even look at his feather toy. That’s his feather. He takes feather battles very seriously - like action-movie slow-mo seriously.

Kevin brings a big personality, a lot of laughs, and the best confused little expressions (usually followed by a tumble or an accidental flop off the couch). He's affectionate, ridiculous, and endlessly entertaining. Basically, he's the Kevin-est Kevin there is.

So if you’ve got room in your life for a tiny minion of love, chaos, and comedy—Kevin is your guy. Bonus points if you talk in a Minion voice.

Banana? No. Kevin.

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.