If you've ever watched a group of preschool children, you'll observe that there's always (at least) 1 who's off the wall. When you adopt her out, you will need to be very thorough in your questioning of the prospective family. She would be a good match with someone who has experience with cats/kittens. I would not adopt her to a family with young children. I would counsel the family that she must be trained not to "attack" or bite. Make sure they have a vet on board who can advise them how to train the kitten to be a good family member. I doubt seriously if she is showing true aggression since, although kittens will react negatively if threatened, most kittens are just full of mischief. Let the adopter know that if they find they cannot handle the kitten, you will take her back.

Izadore (Izzie) answered on 8/14/12. Helpful? / 1