Felicity

Name: Felicity
Microchip No: 991003002436782
Gender: Female
Breed: Domestic Medium Hair
Colour: Grey Marbled Tabby
DOB: Late February 2023

✅ Vaccinated, Microchipped & Desexed
✅ Litter trained
✅ Treated for flea & worm prevention
✅ Sweet, playful girl

Felicity and her siblings were bottle fed and hand raised from just a couple of days old after their mother was tragically hit and killed by a car in Liverpool. Because of this, she is very used to being picked up and handled. Felicity is the tiniest of her litter. She initially struggled to grow and gain weight appropriately but is now well and truly catching up to her bigger but not bossier siblings. Felicity is an energetic kitten who while she won’t start a game, LOVES to be included in any games her siblings and 2 other similar aged kittens are already playing. She also adores climbing the rather large cat tree her foster carers have provided for them to hang out on. She can often be found jumping between the levels and scratching the posts.

Felicity has not had much interaction with children as her foster carers don’t have them, but we expect after a period of adjustment, she would adapt well to an older child 5yrs+ who has been taught how to handle and interact with cats appropriately.

Felicity also hasn’t been tested extensively with dogs. She has met her foster carers small dogs and while she is very unsure of them, she just walks away or hides from them rather than lashing out.

Felicity has been hand raised on the bottle with his 2 siblings and 2 other kittens, and has been raised by an adult female cat since she was 8weeks old. Felicity tolerates Emily’s presence well, but is a bit of a scaredy cat when her foster carers have tried to introduce her to other adult cats. With the right introduction protocol though, we are confident she would, in time, adjust to a pre-existing cat in the household.

Felicity is seeking a strictly indoor home where there are secure screens on windows and doors. She would like to be adopted with her sister Thea, but they aren't strongly bonded...just playmates We are confident she would adapt to other calm pets, particularly another cat of similar age or an older female cat, IF introduced appropriately. Hasn’t had much to do with children but we are confident she would adapt to an older child (5+years) if they have been taught how to interact with and handle cats appropriately.

If you feel Felicity could be your new fluffy companion, please contact us now for a meet and greet TODAY!!