Sasha

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. This sweet little kitten was found with two others kittens (or littermates?) by a friend of one of our volunteers. She is the tiniest grey puffball! They were all quite frightened at first but have really started to adjust to shelter life and to the other kitties at the shelter. She is a pretty chill kitten, who loves to be loved. She loves to be be picked up and carried as long as you are kissing her little head, she will "let you" pet her all day. Just a 100% ADORABLE. She needs to grow into her own skin/fur a bit yet, again she is just a tiny little girl with crazy hair. I joke she looks like she got struck by lightning as her fur kind of stands up and she has big bright eyes as if she is "shocked". Sasha would love to have a family to grow up with, which would need to include another kitten (reminder). We have so many great kittens right now in our care, and Sasha would be really happy to come home with any of them. If you love the "Greys" - you could also check out Chevy (Kitten) they are adorable grey "twins" (not siblings) but Chevy would make the perfect "big" brother to this mini. **Sasha is scheduled to be spayed on 02/11/2025 - she will be available to go home after that date. Apply now to have everything in place to take this sweet girl home as soon as she is ready! PLEASE READ*****IMPORTANT******We require your home to include a YOUNG, age-appropriate feline companion. Young kittens will not be approved for homes where they do not have a young feline companion. If you do not wish to adopt two kittens, please consider selecting a cat nearer to one year of age or older. Giving your kitten a buddy will improve the lives of both cats while also making your life easier. Single kitten issues/problems are a real thing. Complete our online adoption application a www.littleorphans.org to start the process of adding an adorable kitten (or two!) to your home. Adoption fees for kittens include spay/neuter, up-to-date age-appropriate vaccines, deworming, flea preventative, and a microchip.