Lynnie

Introducing Lynnie, she does not respond to her name (so easily changed), but more of a call for ‘kittens’ or 'babies'. Fluffy with stunning markings, she has tabby markings on her head, long tail and one spot on her side. Lynnie knows she is cute.

She spends most of her time playing and cuddling with the other kittens. Occasionally she comes and sits in my lap, but every day she always comes over to say hi.

Lynnie would not be described as confident, but she copes in the home if given choice and positive interactions. Lynnie is happy to be picked up and carried around, but at the start it took a few days to be used to people walking around her. She has that special something, you want to be with her, and her beauty will always drag you in.

If she is not sharing her bed with another kitten, grooming them and snuggling together she can be found eating our adult cat's food. It would be ideal to have Lynnie adopted with her sister Be Be. Her favourite space to play and sleep is in our large cat trees. Lynnie is happy to be around our adult cats but does not always want to interact with them. She does not enjoy our cat friendly dog.

Lynnie rubs along your legs as you prepare her food, she knows the clink of the bowls and the time that she is fed. As I work at my desk she comes over, places her front paws on my legs and I pick her up so she can sleep on the desk or have some pats. She prefers a chin pat and ear scritch when being petted.

Her ideal indoor home is one:
- that understands she is young and still learning
- that is quiet with calm children and pets
- she would love to be with another kitten friend or a friendly cat
- someone who will continue to groom her
- lots of play with her new family and toys to toss around

Lynnie has had all her vaccinations for this year, is desexed, microchipped and been given flea and worm treatments.