Recently Adopted Devon Rex Cats Near Palm Coast
Tuxedo kitten needs new home
Found six kittens along with their stray moma cat, hiding under my bushes in my backyard. Some of the kittens seemed malnourished, so I decided to bring the kittens and the moma cat into my house and help feed them. They have their own room in my house where they can be safe.
As I am unable to take care of all these cats, I am now re-homing all kittens.
My estimate is the kittens were probably born at the end of March. At the time of writing this add they would be around 8 weeks old. I started feeding them mainly milk replacement for kittens, gradually moved over to soft wet foods for kittens and now feeding them a combination of wet and dry food for kittens and adults.
They have been trained to use a litter box and are eating regular cat food and water. They have also been weaned off of their moma’s milk.
I am not a cat expert, but I do believe this kitten is female. Any prospective adopters may need to check themselves before adopting. I also do not know what breed she is, but suspect she is Devon Rex as the moma cat has many defining traits of a Devon Rex breed (body shape, making trilling sounds and very affectionate and social).
This little cuddly kitten is very calm but likes to approach people to give and receive love and affection.
This kitten is only for loving and caring cat parents.
Please note: there is an adoption fee of $40 for this kittenView Detail