Kootenay Animal Assistance
Program Society

These kittens have been treated for minor upper respiratory issues from being born in less than ideal circumstances.  They’re doing great, but sometimes the initial stress of a new home can flare these up but this can be managed fine and the symptoms most often go away once they’ve had their vet visit and vaccines.

**Applications are required prior to meeting fostered animals because they are in private homes being fostered.  This does not obligate you to adopt, and approved applicants can meet various kittens and not do a separate application for each kitten.  We will give preference to homes with another friendly 4 legged friend so kittens aren’t lonely when their humans are out.  Or, adopt a pair, they do much better in pairs 🙂 ***

# 2786(female) -Lottie is the smallest of the bunch, but her purr makes up for it! She loves to play and sounds like a little elephant when she chases after her siblings, however you can often find her sleeping with her siblings.   She has also decided that she loves sitting on her foster mom’s shoulder and just hanging out there.  It’s super cute.  Her siblings have been adopted, and she’s feeling a little out of sorts, so we will be wanting her new family to have a friendly young cat or kitten for her to be friends with.  She has always been surrounded by either her siblings or other adult cats and will just do better in that situation.

The kittens have had their first shots and vet check and have been dewormed.  Adoption fee of $200 also includes their spay and microchip when they’re big enough.   The only additional cost to adopter is their booster shot in a month which is important for them to get.