This advert is located in and around High Wycombe, Marlow
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Advert Description
Ready to leave this weekend 5/7/24 7 Polydactyl kittens looking for new homes? Why do people not want black cats. they are the same as coloured cats and just as loving its just they are black. We have black and black and white. we have 7 beautiful polydactyl Kittens available. known as mitten kittens as they have extra toes and they look like they have mittens. Being polydactyl is normal, doesn't cause them any issues.
They are beautiful, so loving, friendly. used to dogs and other cats. Held and played with daily. I will add details of them one by one below And there price. we have named them from the show Downton so we know who's who lol. These kittens all have tabby lines through there black coats. I havent seen many like this before.
1. Mary - She is black/white but has tabby lines in her coat. She is the smallest, is black and white, has a line down her face and is long haired. she is polydactyl (£250
2. Anna - She is black/white with tabby lines in her coat. She also has a line down her face but hers is bigger, she is short haired and polydactyl £250
3. Sybil - She is black/white and has tabby lines through her coat and she is the one with white on half of her mouth and a beauty spot. £250
4. Elsie - She is fully black but has tabby lines and has a green collar on as the two black girls are identical. she is polydactyl £200
5. Edith - She is fully black but has tabby line also. She is polydactyl £200
6. Carson - He is fully black with tabby lines and he has normal feet. £150
7. Mr Batts - He is black with tabby lines but he's long haired. He has normal feet. £200
They all have beautiful coats. Friendly, loving and so much fun.
They will be flea'd and wormed but not vaccinated or microchipped because they will be 9 weeks so they are to young. There vaccinations and microchip will have to be done by yourself at 10weeks of age.
Ready to leave weekend 6th of July
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