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Meet Potato!
This adorable grey DSH kitten is a little on the shy side, but once she feels safe, she starts to sprout the cutest personality. Potato is the kind of kitten who likes to quietly check out her surroundings first… then suddenly bursts into play with the enthusiasm of a tiny spud on a mission.
She’s soft, gentle, curious, and absolutely charming. Give her some patience and kindness, and you’ll watch her confidence grow day by day.
Potato loves:
🥔 Batting at toys when she thinks you’re not looking
👀 Investigating new spaces with cautious curiosity
💤 Cozy, quiet spots where she can observe her kingdom
💛 Slowly building trust and showing her sweet, playful side
If you’re looking for a tender-hearted kitten with a curious spark and a name that brings instant joy, Potato is ready to plant herself right in your heart. 💛🐱

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About Me

  • Days in care: 24
  • Approximate age: 3 months old
  • Pet Type: Cat
  • Breed: Domestic Short Hair
  • Colour: Grey
  • Weight: 1.18 kg
  • Sex: Female
  • Location: BC SPCA Prince Rupert, Prince Rupert B.C.
  • Animal ID: 621428
  • Spay or neuter surgery is included with the adoption of all dogs, cats and rabbits.
  • Adoption fees

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