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🌟 Meet Trinket! 🌟
Female • Kitten • Brown Tabby • Playful Little Treasure
Just like her name suggests, Trinket is a tiny treasure full of charm, sparkle, and personality! 💛🐾
This curious brown tabby kitten loves to explore, pounce, and investigate anything that grabs her attention. Whether it’s a crinkly toy, a dangling feather, or a mysterious empty box, Trinket turns every moment into a playful adventure.
And when she’s ready to take a break from her discoveries, she becomes the sweetest snuggle companion. She adores gentle pets and leans into affection with a soft, happy purr that could melt anyone’s heart. With her warm tabby stripes and even warmer personality, she’s as precious as her name.
Trinket is:

🐾 Curious and adventurous
🐾 Playful and energetic
🐾 Affectionate and loves being pet
🐾 A beautiful brown tabby sweetheart

If you’re searching for a kitten who’s equal parts fun, affection, and pure adorableness, Trinket is ready to join your family. Come meet this little gem today! ✨🐱💛

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About Me

  • Days in care: 18
  • Approximate age: 3 months old
  • Pet Type: Cat
  • Breed: Domestic Short Hair
  • Colour: Brown Tabby
  • Weight: 1.25 kg
  • Sex: Female
  • Location: BC SPCA Prince Rupert, Prince Rupert B.C.
  • Animal ID: 621594
  • Spay or neuter surgery is included with the adoption of all dogs, cats and rabbits.
  • Adoption fees

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