American Bobtail kittens & cats in Fargo, North Dakota

Hi, I’m Matilda, or Tipsy as my foster family nicknamed me. I’m a Manx, which means I was born without a tail, but I’ve never let that slow me down. I’m fast, really fast, and I love to run, chase, and play, especially with my foster cat dad. I take playtime seriously and put all my energy into it. Sparkly balls are my favorite, and when I catch one, I like to carry it around proudly like a trophy from my hunt. Spring toys and wand toys are close seconds, but honestly, I think all toys are worth celebrating. I’ve earned the nickname “Tipsy” because I can be a little clutzy sometimes, mainly in a silly, kitten way, but I don’t have any trouble getting around without a tail. I zoom, climb, and play just like any other kitten, and my occasional stumbles are more cute than anything else. Even with all that energy, I’m incredibly sweet and gentle. I purr loudly for such a small kitten and start almost immediately when picked up or snuggled. After zooming around, I turn into a dedicated cuddle bug. My favorite place to nap is tucked under a neck or with my foster cat dad, but what matters most is being close. I get along well with cats, dogs, and people, and I move through the world with confidence and curiosity. I enjoy companionship and feel happiest when I’m part of whatever is going on. Wet food and Churu treats are my absolute favorites and always make my day. I’m playful, loving, and full of personality, and I bring a lot of joy wherever I go. I hope to see you soon! Love, Matilda.

A year ago we found two kittens on the corner of our street. We found out one was a boy and one was a girl. A cute sibling duo, Sass and Tux. Sass the boy, is very vocal and loves to snuggle and sleep with you. Tux, the girl can be a snuggler but on her terms perfers quiet dark areas to sleep in. We were never suppose to keep them. A couple people have fallen through to take the pair. I have a home daycare and it can be alot keeping away from food.