Bombay kittens & cats in Trinity, North Carolina

I rescued precious Noir (yes, like Pinot noir) from a liter of kittens that were born in my grandma’s carport last year, by a stray cat. She was born on June 29, 2018, so she is right around one and a half years old. She’s still young and playful, but past the misbehaved kitten stage! I believe she is from the Bombay breed. She is spayed, litter box trained and up to date on all her vaccinations. I love her and it’s going to be very hard to let her go, but I knew it was only temporary when I took her in, as I am going to grad school next year and sadly, will not be able to take her with me. She is very sweet and loving, can be very cuddly, but also loves roaming and just lounging around by herself... the perfect balance if you ask me. She is good with kids. She can be territorial with other cats, but she warms up eventually. She has not really had to be around other animals, so it’s hard to say for sure. She is active and enjoys playing with strings, ribbons and other cat toys.

She is very affectionate and curious and demands all the attention in the room. She loves to cuddle with her humans and is always interested in whatever they're doing which means will constantly want to be close to you. Her favorite thing is to cuddle up high on your chest and knead you until she falls asleep. Not the type of cat to run and hide when company comes over, she will want to greet every visitor and show them how cute she can be. Kitten Little does have a playful streak in the mornings so a couple toys and a window to peer out of can keep her entertained during her play hour. She gets along with our older cat, but has had a distaste for dogs since she was born. She would do best in a household with maybe one other cat, but preferably no other pets since she does want to be the star of the show and get all your cuddles to herself.  The stresses of our constant moving, large dog, and first baby on the way are getting to be to much for her which is why we're choosing to rehome.