If you're looking for the total package, Fiona may just be your perfect match.
This beautiful girl is a calm, thoughtful observer who takes in the world around her with quiet confidence. Nothing seems to faze her. Perhaps it's because she spent time living outdoors, but Fiona approaches new experiences with curiosity instead of fear. She's especially fascinated by dogs, carefully studying them from a comfortable distance and growing more interested every day. She already tolerates being close to them well, and we wouldn't be surprised if future cuddle sessions are in the cards.
Don't let her composed demeanor fool you, though. When evening arrives, Fiona transforms into a playful kitten, zooming around the house and turning just about anything into a toy. Watching her bound from one adventure to the next is pure entertainment.
Fiona is also incredibly smart. After only a couple of weeks in foster care, she's already learned her name and comes when called. Her once-quiet voice is growing more confident too, and she'll happily "chat" back and forth with you when you talk to her.
While Fiona is independent and comfortable doing her own thing, she absolutely loves affection. The moment you pick her up, the purring starts. She adores face and head scratches and has a charming habit of twirling around your legs while purring loudly to let you know just how happy she is.
Honestly, Fiona is the kind of kitten who is hard to find fault with. She's affectionate without being needy, playful without being chaotic, confident without being pushy, and endlessly sweet. Her foster family can't think of a single area that needs improvement.
In short: Fiona is pretty much perfect.
How I came to Kittensnatchers: found stray
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