Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Looking for a kitten with the perfect balance of playful energy and sweet affection? Wonder Woman is ready to save the day — and your heart!
This special girl spends her days wrestling and zooming around with her siblings, chasing toy wands, and exploring tunnels like the brave little adventurer she is. But when playtime winds down, she transforms into a total lovebug. She adores being petted, especially gentle scratches on her head and neck, and will happily rub against your legs to ask for more attention.
Wonder Woman is wonderfully people-oriented and thrives on interaction. She’s confident, outgoing, and has done great around children and other kittens. Her curious nature means she loves watching the world from the window — future neighborhood watch captain in the making!
She’s also happily food motivated (both wet and dry are big hits), which makes bonding and training even easier. With her soft coat, goofy antics, and playful spirit, she’s guaranteed to bring laughter and warmth into your home.
Because she loves companionship and play, Wonder Woman would thrive in a home with another cat — maybe even one of her littermates!
If you’re searching for a confident, affectionate, playful companion who will follow you from room to room and keep life entertaining, Wonder Woman is your girl. She’s ready to find her forever family — could it be yours? 💛
Wonder Woman is approximately 1.5 years old. She is spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, and has tested FIV negative / FeLV positive (regressive).
**Wonder Woman tested positive for feline leukemia, but it is regressive.
A regressive infection occurs when a cat's immune system successfully controls the virus. Wonder Woman is currently less likely to be able to infect other cats with feline leukemia and is less likely to be sick with FeLV-related disease; however, her regressive status could change over time. Her siblings have all tested negative for feline leukemia and have all been vaccinated against the virus, but we will want to discuss what this all means with anyone interested in adopting from this litter.
