Meet Butter Bean!
Butter Bean’s story began in a garden, where this little baby found herself alone before joining a feral mama and her newborn kittens. She was practically their tiny babysitter, looking after the little ones while still being a baby herself. Now, the whole garden family is on their way to finding forever homes, and Butter Bean is finally getting to enjoy being the baby! No more fending for herself in the garden — just a cozy apartment, full meals, toys galore, and all the love a little girl could ask for.
Don’t let that precious little face fool you — Butter Bean may look like a perfect doll, but she’s a whole firecracker in a tiny, mottled package! This confident little torbie is dressed to impress, with charming orange patches, perfectly striped tabby-and-tortie markings along her back, and the most adorable rainbow-colored toe beans. But her looks are only half the story. Butter Bean’s personality is just as delightful as her face!
This girl is ALWAYS ready for an adventure. Feather wand? She’ll fling her entire body after it. Donut ball track toy? Prepare to watch her spin herself dizzy. Toy mice, jingly balls, random objects that dare to move? Butter Bean is ON THE CASE. There isn’t a toy she doesn’t love, and watching her bounce, tumble, pounce, and play is basically an endless entertainment subscription.
As much as she loves a good play session, Butter Bean is also a little social butterfly. She adores other cats and would love a playful kitten friend to help her burn off all that adorable chaos. She’s brave, confident, and curious about the world, so we think she could do well with a dog given slow, proper introductions. Kids? Absolutely! She’s got the spirit to keep up with a family ready for plenty of fun.
Butter Bean is stunning, silly, sweet, and endlessly playful. She’s the kind of kitten who will make you laugh every day and wonder how you got so lucky.
All our cats and kittens are spayed or neutered, tested for FeLV/FIV, FVRCP vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped.
All of our kittens must go to homes where they will remain inside 24/7.
Young kittens must be adopted in pairs or into a home with a resident cat. Rare exceptions are considered based on the individual kitten’s needs and temperament.
