Available litter of 9 kittens. Or 9 Lives?
4 Hours
48
2
$120.00
Description
Payment Types Accepted
Venmo
CashAppBorn: June 22, 2026
Almost 8 weeks old. They are ready for their new homes!
Mommy's 5th litter. Since there is 9 kittens i had to supplement bottle feed them. They lived inside until they were 4 weeks. They are litter trained.
No shots
Could possibly meet in SLC and the Phoenix area.
Last 2 photos are of Mom and Dad
Torch: Male
Orange tabby with white feet and chest.
Very playful and adventurous. He was the first to go exploring. He also looks just like his daddy only with his mommy's orange coloring.
Twiggy: Male asking $200
Orange and white tabby/Calico. It's super rare to have Male Calicos, he has 2 black spots, 1 on his forehead and the other on his back.
Timber: Male
Orange and white coloring.
He's a climber. Ever since his eyes opened he loves to look up and stare at you with those adorable eyes!
SOLD_Tumble: Female
Her name says it all. She is very fluffy and tumbley. She is very outgoing.
Treasure: Female
Dark Tortie coloring.
She is a little shy but she still likes to be held. She was one of the runts but finally is up to weight. I think she would be perfect for small children.
Trinket: Female
Dark Tortie coloring.
We named her Pencil Nose when she was a baby because she look like she had an upside-down pencil on her nose!
She was timid for awhile and then she discovered we are not scary. She is friendly and very playful now.
Tinsle: Female
Silver tabby/Tortie coloring.
Always hanging out with me. She loves humans. She is not scared of much.
Twinkle: Female
Bright calico coloring.
Cutest kitty ever. Very loving and playful. I love how white she is, and the calico just adds to her cuteness. Her cute little face is irresistible!
Topaz: Female asking $300
She is very friendly. Was the fist to purr while I was holding her.
Dilute Calicos are especially rare — they need 2 rare things to line up at once.
- *Standard calico* (bright orange, black, and white): ~ *1 in 1,000 cats* are born calico
- *Dilute calico* (the muted version where black → gray/blue and orange → cream): even rarer than that, because the kitten also has to inherit the recessive *dilute gene from BOTH parents*. Most estimates put dilute calicos at significantly less than 1 in 1,000 — one vet site estimates about *1 in 3,000* cats.
And almost all of them are female, since the calico pattern is linked to the X chromosome. A male dilute calico only happens with an extra X chromosome (XXY) and is about 1 in 3,000 calico births, making him one of the rarest cats of all.
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Available litter of 9 kittens. Or 9 Lives?
4 Hours
48
2
$120.00
Description
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoCashAppBorn: June 22, 2026
Almost 8 weeks old. They are ready for their new homes!
Mommy's 5th litter. Since there is 9 kittens i had to supplement bottle feed them. They lived inside until they were 4 weeks. They are litter trained.
No shots
Could possibly meet in SLC and the Phoenix area.
Last 2 photos are of Mom and Dad
Torch: Male
Orange tabby with white feet and chest.
Very playful and adventurous. He was the first to go exploring. He also looks just like his daddy only with his mommy's orange coloring.
Twiggy: Male asking $200
Orange and white tabby/Calico. It's super rare to have Male Calicos, he has 2 black spots, 1 on his forehead and the other on his back.
Timber: Male
Orange and white coloring.
He's a climber. Ever since his eyes opened he loves to look up and stare at you with those adorable eyes!
SOLD_Tumble: Female
Her name says it all. She is very fluffy and tumbley. She is very outgoing.
Treasure: Female
Dark Tortie coloring.
She is a little shy but she still likes to be held. She was one of the runts but finally is up to weight. I think she would be perfect for small children.
Trinket: Female
Dark Tortie coloring.
We named her Pencil Nose when she was a baby because she look like she had an upside-down pencil on her nose!
She was timid for awhile and then she discovered we are not scary. She is friendly and very playful now.
Tinsle: Female
Silver tabby/Tortie coloring.
Always hanging out with me. She loves humans. She is not scared of much.
Twinkle: Female
Bright calico coloring.
Cutest kitty ever. Very loving and playful. I love how white she is, and the calico just adds to her cuteness. Her cute little face is irresistible!
Topaz: Female asking $300
She is very friendly. Was the fist to purr while I was holding her.
Dilute Calicos are especially rare — they need 2 rare things to line up at once.
- *Standard calico* (bright orange, black, and white): ~ *1 in 1,000 cats* are born calico
- *Dilute calico* (the muted version where black → gray/blue and orange → cream): even rarer than that, because the kitten also has to inherit the recessive *dilute gene from BOTH parents*. Most estimates put dilute calicos at significantly less than 1 in 1,000 — one vet site estimates about *1 in 3,000* cats.
And almost all of them are female, since the calico pattern is linked to the X chromosome. A male dilute calico only happens with an extra X chromosome (XXY) and is about 1 in 3,000 calico births, making him one of the rarest cats of all.
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