Calico Kitten for sale in Dallas, Texas | $150 | Petzlover
Tortie Litter
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing Description
My sister’s 7 month old tortie had a litter of 5 kitties. Mama cat has shown no interest in them, whether it be because she’s so young or maybe the litter was too big for her essentially she has abandoned them. Unfortunately we cannot take all these kittens in if she will not care for them so we are looking for homes for 4 of these beautiful babies. If you’re not interested maybe you know someone looking for a companion:) They are 5 weeks old so some are still drinking milk, they love to run around and play & are super talkative. They have not been vaccinated I am unwilling to take them bc they are so young. They have had flea & tic treatments in case of other pets. Are good with other house cats & children. All inquiries will be answered within a timely manner & we are very willing to negotiate we just need these babies in a new home!!( willing to bring kittens to you in case of improper carries, transportation issues,etc.)
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$150
FAQ for Tortie Litter Kittens
What is a Tortie cat?
A Tortie cat, or tortoiseshell cat, is characterized by a mix of orange, black, and sometimes white fur. They are known for their unique and beautiful coat patterns.
How old are the kittens?
The kittens are currently 5 weeks old and are beginning to explore their surroundings.
Why has the mama cat abandoned her kittens?
It's possible that the mama cat is very young herself and may be overwhelmed by the size of the litter. This can happen with young cats, especially if they are first-time mothers.
What breed are the kittens?
These kittens are Calico, a type of coat pattern typically seen in female cats, and they are a mixture of colors, usually including white, black, and orange.
What is the adoption fee for the kittens?
The adoption fee for each kitten is $150 in Dallas, Texas, which helps cover their initial care and treatment.
Are the kittens vaccinated?
No, the kittens have not been vaccinated because they are still too young. It is recommended to wait until they are older for vaccinations.
Have the kittens been treated for fleas?
Yes, the kittens have received flea and tick treatments to ensure their health before being taken to their new homes.
Are the kittens good with other pets and children?
Yes, these kittens are reported to be good with other house cats and children, making them great companions for families.
How can I adopt one of the kittens?
If you are interested in adopting one of these lovely kittens, please reach out to us. We are happy to discuss the details and can make arrangements to bring the kittens to you if necessary.
Can I negotiate the price?
Yes, we are very willing to negotiate the adoption fee as we just want to ensure these babies find loving homes!
