Ariel here - professional kitten supervisor, part-time toy chaser, and full-time sweetheart. My babies are my whole world, so you'll usually find me keeping a close eye on them, chatting with them, or making sure everyone is safe and happy. If I can't see them, I'll definitely let you know with my adorable little "mom voice!"
Even though I'm busy being a great mama, I still make plenty of time for affection. I love pets and attention, and while I'm not much of a lap cat yet, I will happily jump up to nudge your hand when I'm ready for some love. Once I trust you, I feel very safe and comfortable by your side - especially if there's time for a cozy nap next to you.
I'm a pretty laid-back girl overall. I'd much rather spend my day soaking up affection, watching over my kittens, or playing with fun cat toys than running around causing chaos. I also adore dogs and people and will happily seek out attention from both. The only thing I'm not a fan of? The vacuum. We can agree that thing is suspicious.
My foster says I'm the best cat, and honestly, I try very hard to live up to that title. I would love nothing more than to find a forever home where maybe one (or more!) of my babies could come along too.
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BRAXTON *ARRIVING 5/16* D11143
Yorkshire Terrier, Cairn Terrier
male, small, senior
Yorkshire Terrier, Cairn Terrier
