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SWEET YOUNG GIRL CAT LOVES TO CHIT-CHAT

Hello friends! My name is Bailey. I'm an adorable young girl who joined the King Street Cats family from another shelter. Now I know my forever home isn't far away! My new KSC friends saw in me the ingredients of a loving best friend. That's what I'm going to be. Come and meet me so we can fall for one another. What are you waiting for?

I mean really - who can resist my sweet little creamsicle-colored face with the bright green eyes? How about this warm little salmon-pink nose I'm going to use to nudge you with? Come on over and I'll show you what I mean. I'm a cream and white tabby girl with pretty swirls and stripes and the wonderful disposition that girl cats with my coloring are known for. 

My new friends here describe me as a sweetheart, a loving little lady! I love to tell them how much I appreciate these compliments. I love to tell them everything else too - I'm a master conversationalist with a charming vocabulary of meows, chirps and trills. I'll tell you about my favorite squirrel, what the bird out the window did when you weren't looking, how much I enjoyed my nap, and how happy I am to be with you!

I'm two years old, which is the purrfect adoption age. I'm young yet mature enough to have settled into this happy, mellow, loving personality that impresses everyone who meets me. That's what got me noticed at the shelter - I think it's my best feature! Well, aside from my adorable good looks...

I'd be fine with another mellow kitty if he or she was agreeable to my company, or I'd be fine just building my bond with you, my very own purrson. I can't believe how lucky I am to be here because I know KSC will introduce us soon and I'll have my own forever home.

Please come to meet me! I can't wait to start my new life with my own purrson and dedicated conversation partner - we'll never run out of things to "talk" about together. It's east to get started: send an email to contact@kingstreetcats.org and ask for me, Bailey. Thank you!

Conversationally yours,
Bailey