Maisie

****UPDATE 16.03.2014*** Wow, I can't believe it's been so long since I updated this bio - time flies when you have 4 kittens to look after!!

Maisie is now nearly 8 weeks old which means that she will be ready to leave Nala and head to her forever home really soon! She is litter trained and weaned.

Maisie is a little cutie who loves to play. She is a little shy with new people at first but comes around if you play with her!

She really will make someone a lovely pet.

****UPDATE 23.02.2014****
The kittens are now 4 ½ weeks old. They are spending more time exploring, playing and generally causing mayhem.
They are gradually being weaned although they still take Nala’s milk occasionally. They are getting there with litter training although still have the odd accident (I have not yet pinned the accidents on any one in particular!!).

I am 99.99% sure Maisie is a girl. She is very sweet and probably the shyest one of the 4. She likes a good belly tickle and I think she will make someone a lovely companion.

***UPDATE 16TH FEB*** All the kittens are getting much braver and are leaving the nest for longer periods of time. They are becoming more interested in Nala's food and so I don't think it'll be much longer until they can be weaned.

Maisie really is a sweetheart and is very loving - she is the one who is constantly attaching herself to my socks!

Maisie is a very sweet 2 week old kitten. I am pretty sure that she is a girl but if you really want a girl cat, maybe wait a couple of weeks until things are a little clearer!!! She is the sibling of Salem, Constanble Whiskers and Mylo. Her Mum, Nala, was left outside a vets and she gave birth to the kittens about a week after that.

Maisie is the quietest of the bunch but she is very sweet and is the one who likes a belly tickle the most.

Maisie will be ready to leave her mum in the next 4 - 6 weeks (depending on how they are all doing at the time).

I will continue to update this as she grows and his personality develops so you can get to know her.

She will need vacinations and to be spayed once he comes to live with you - it's really important!!!