Adopted! Another BCC Success Story...

* All of these cuties have been adopted since this posting *

If you haven't noticed a theme by now, one of our foster moms works on play productions so many of our kitties are affectionately named after the cast of various musicals. Now without further ado, allow us to introduce Red, Rapz, and Cinders from "Into the Woods"...

My name is Red and I’m a little boy. I have lived with my foster family since I was 2½ weeks old. I was so tiny I was bottle fed. My foster family says that my sisters and I are very playful, cuddly, sweet kittens and all very well socialized with dogs, cats and people. I am a feisty little boy, full of energy and quite a character. I’d be great for anyone to adopt, and should be ok around young children.

My name is Rapz, short for Rapunzel, and I am a little girl kitten. I am very sweet and playful and I just love people, cats and especially dogs as you can see. I have great markings...if you took my brother and sister and mixed them together you’d get me. I love to play with all kinds of toys, especially ones with feathers. I will be happy in any loving home so please take me home, give me lots of love, food and toys and I will give you my love.

My name is Cinders and I am a little girl kitten named for Cinderella, but my foster family calls me “Stumpy” because I have just a little stump where my tail should be. But, what I lack in tail I make up for in personality...I’m a real character! I’m funny and fun and sometimes come when I’m called. I love to play with furry mice and string but give me feathers on a stick and watch me do flips. I am very well socialized with both people and dogs. Please take me home and give me a loving forever home.

If you are interested in adopting one of these cuties, please contact us at (E) btowncitycats@gmail.com or (P) 609-324-3896.

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