Clover

Adoptee #: 11442

Name: Clover

Sex: Female

Birthday: 2026-05-26

Status: Pending Adoption

Location: PetSmart (Merivale & Meadowlands)

Came in together: Melon, Broccoli, and Clover.

Clover is an affectionate, curious girl who absolutely loves being brushed. While a regular brush was nice, she was especially thrilled by a rubber grooming glove, rolling around, purring, and happily letting herself be brushed all over. She may not seem like a big shedder at first, but the brush tells a different story, so she’ll certainly appreciate a family willing to keep up with her favorite grooming routine!

She loves attention and isn’t afraid to seek it out when she feels she hasn’t received enough pets. Clover is also curious about whatever her people are doing and likes to be involved. Whether she’s supervising the sweeping by chasing the broom or investigating the latest activity, she’s always interested in what’s going on.

Clover enjoys playing with springs and little stuffed toys, especially picking them up and giving them a good shake. She has also discovered that chewing on a spring and accidentally sending it flying makes for a convenient two-for-one game!

Window watching is another favorite pastime, and Clover spent plenty of time sleeping in a bed by the window or playing nearby. She loves knocking things off the windowsill, so her future family may find that she occasionally likes to create a little harmless chaos. Plenty of cozy beds, especially one in a sunny window, would be perfect for this girl.

Clover is wonderfully independent and is happy to nap or play on her own, but she also enjoys sharing a bed with another kitten, often Broccoli. She plays nicely alongside the other kittens and is happy to share food, toys, and sleeping spots without being possessive. Clover is a sweet, playful, and easygoing girl who will happily enjoy her independence before coming to find her people when she’s ready for some attention.

Furry Tales requires all small kittens to be adopted with a playful companion or for there to be a friendly feline already in the adoptive home. Kittens are social beings and companionship is an important part of their development.