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Tove Elkholm | Female | Farm kitten (DSH) |
Rescue Story:
I was found with my siblings in -20 weather in a barn when we were littler. No momma to be found sadly so Zoe's took us in and we are now ready for adoption!
Date of Birth: November 2025
Energy Level: High
Size (adult): Medium
Adoption Fee: $225
Good with Dogs? Yes
Proper introductions to cat friendly dogs with no prey drive I am great with.
Good with Cats? Must have a cat friend
I must have another young cat friendly cat buddy or to be adopted with a sibling.
Good with Kids? Yes
If gentle with me and understanding I am a bit shy.
Critter Twitter:
I’m a sweet and social kitten who loves attention. Every morning, I wait for cuddles while my littermates rush downstairs for breakfast. I’m very bonded with my sister, Freya, and we love to sleep together.
I’m playful and full of energy, so I’d do best with another kitten or a younger cat to keep me company. I have some of the best markings, and I’m very unique – I think you’ll agree! My favorite places to nap are on top of the heat vents or in a sunny spot on the floor. I’m a little curious but still a bit reserved, and I’m the smallest of my litter, which just makes me even cuter. I get into all sorts of funny situations, like falling asleep in boxes or laundry baskets.
Can I come be your best little companion? #bitshybutsweet
About my Behaviour:
I would do best in a home with another young cat who can keep up with my energy. I really enjoy having a kitty friend to play and nap with, and I think I’d be a bit much for a senior cat. If I have a playful buddy, I’ll be just fine home alone during the day. I would love to be adopted with Freya if possible.
How’s my Health?
I am fixed, up to date vaccines, microchipped, and dewormed. I need at least one meal of wet food daily for hydration. Wet food is essential for kitties, so please ensure it's included in my diet. Wet food is higher in protein and can be lower in carbs. It also provides added moisture, which is important, as dry-food-only-fed cats tend to be dehydrated, potentially leading to UTIs.
