Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Lady Benny! Lady Benny is a beautiful brown tabby kitten with a remarkable story and an even bigger heart. She was lovingly bottle-fed and raised by one of our dedicated foster families from the very beginning. When she first came into foster care, Lady Benny was the only surviving kitten in her litter. With around-the-clock care, love, and determination, she beat the odds and grew into the healthy, playful little girl she is today. Now Lady Benny is thriving and ready for the next chapter of her journey—finding a forever family to call her own. This sweet girl absolutely adores other cats and would love a home with a playful feline companion or to be adopted with one of her kitten friends. She is curious, outgoing, and always ready for her next adventure, whether that's chasing toys, climbing cat trees, or zooming through tunnels. Once she's burned off her kitten energy, she's happy to settle in for cuddles and enjoy being close to her people. Lady Benny has a gentle, affectionate personality and loves being part of the family. After everything she's overcome, she deserves a home where she'll be cherished for the rest of her life. Lady Benny has currently tested positive for FIV, but because she is still a young kitten, this result may be a false positive. Kittens can carry antibodies from their mother that may cause an FIV test to show positive even when the kitten is not actually infected. For a more accurate result, Lady Benny will need to be retested when she is 6 months old, and The Dancing Cat will cover the cost of her follow-up FIV test. And even if Lady Benny does ultimately test positive for FIV, please don't let those three letters scare you away from this wonderful little girl. FIV stands for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, a virus that affects a cat's immune system. FIV is not a death sentence. Many FIV-positive cats live long, happy, healthy lives with routine veterinary care, good nutrition, and an indoor lifestyle. FIV is mainly spread between cats through deep bite wounds, typically from serious fighting. It is not easily spread through normal, friendly contact such as cuddling, playing, grooming, or sharing food and water bowls. FIV only affects cats—it cannot be passed to people or dogs. For Lady Benny, this test result is simply one small part of her story. It doesn't change her playful personality, her love for other cats, or the incredible amount of affection she has to give. She is still the same happy, energetic kitten looking for someone to love her for a lifetime. â¤ï¸ Lady Benny at a glance: Beautiful brown tabby kitten Bottle-fed and lovingly raised by one of our foster families â¤ï¸ The only surviving kitten from her litter who grew into a strong, healthy girl Loves other cats and would thrive with a feline companion Playful, curious, and full of kitten energy Sweet, affectionate, and loves being close to her people Currently FIV positive, but because of her young age, the result could be a false positive Will be retested at 6 months old, with The Dancing Cat covering the cost of the follow-up test Ready for her forever home Lady Benny is living proof that love and dedication can change a life. She has already overcome so much, and one test result shouldn't keep this incredible girl from finding the family she deserves. Now all Lady Benny needs is someone who will see what we see: a sweet, loving kitten with her whole life ahead of her. â¤ï¸ If you want, I can also make it a little shorter and more emotional for her adoption page. Part of adopting a kitten is recognizing that they are babies, and you will get to see firsthand how their wonderful natures develop! Prior to adoption, all kittens are spayed/neutered, tested for FIV/FELV, vaccinated and microchipped. Kittens under 5 months old must be adopted with a buddy or into a house where there's a kitten-friendly pet. This kitten is currently in a foster home. To meet this kitten, please fill out an adoption application so that we'll have your contact information, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. www.thedancingcat.org/adoptSeptember 2, 2026, 1:05 am