Posted over 4 months ago | Updated over 3 months ago
Meet Miss Rey-Rey! What a beautiful black and grey tabby kitten. Born on February 21, 2025, one of 7 littermates, Rey is petite in size. She had to battle 5 boys for any attention, but since her siblings have been adopted, Rey has come into her own. Her personality was somewhat reserved, as her brothers stole all the attention. She currently stays in the main part of the house, and, WOW, is she blossoming! Her little tail is in the “happy stance”, strait up in the air, as she trots along following me room to room. Although she gets along with other foster kitties, Rey simply loves being the center of attention. And she loves that the wanded toy is 100% hers, and hers alone. The flying fish on the wand tests her skills daily. Hourly, if Rey has her way! A few somersaults and back flips are in order. She enjoys carrying the fish away, wand and all, as she manages to carry the toy up the cat tower! Adorable. She also likes attacking the feathered toy. It does not stand a chance. Once it is nap time, Rey is not far away. Either she is at your feet, or lying next to your lap, or in her hammock, making dough. Purring motor running loudly, of course. This lovely lady is a quiet little kitten, that will brighten your world. Not particularly vocal, Rey has a sweet, gentle personality. She and her siblings were some of the lucky ones. They were born inside, safe and warm, and were nursed by their mama for 8 weeks, and then some. We battled the typical parasites, fungal and bacterial infections that seem inherent with young kittens, but all were ultimately healthy babies. Rey has received care and love from her first day. Beautiful and sweet. Soft little fur-ball with kind, green eyes. Quite the package. Don’t let this lovely girl get away! Contact Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com
Meet Miss Rey-Rey! What a beautiful black and grey tabby kitten. Born on February 21, 2025, one of 7 littermates, Rey is petite in size. She had to battle 5 boys for any attention, but since her siblings have been adopted, Rey has come into her own. Her personality was somewhat reserved, as her brothers stole all the attention. She currently stays in the main part of the house, and, WOW, is she blossoming! Her little tail is in the “happy stance”, strait up in the air, as she trots along following me room to room. Although she gets along with other foster kitties, Rey simply loves being the center of attention. And she loves that the wanded toy is 100% hers, and hers alone. The flying fish on the wand tests her skills daily. Hourly, if Rey has her way! A few somersaults and back flips are in order. She enjoys carrying the fish away, wand and all, as she manages to carry the toy up the cat tower! Adorable. She also likes attacking the feathered toy. It does not stand a chance. Once it is nap time, Rey is not far away. Either she is at your feet, or lying next to your lap, or in her hammock, making dough. Purring motor running loudly, of course. This lovely lady is a quiet little kitten, that will brighten your world. Not particularly vocal, Rey has a sweet, gentle personality. She and her siblings were some of the lucky ones. They were born inside, safe and warm, and were nursed by their mama for 8 weeks, and then some. We battled the typical parasites, fungal and bacterial infections that seem inherent with young kittens, but all were ultimately healthy babies. Rey has received care and love from her first day. Beautiful and sweet. Soft little fur-ball with kind, green eyes. Quite the package. Don’t let this lovely girl get away! Contact Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com
