Adorable Calico Tabby Kitten For Adoption in Edmonton AB – Meet Prizmo

Prizmo is a female Calico Tabby kitten being privately rehomed in Edmonton, Alberta. She is currently about 6 weeks old and is described as playful, cuddly, and surprisingly chill for a kitten. She is litter trained, social with other cats, and loves being near people.

Prizmo is located in Edmonton, Alberta (near postal code T5P 5M3). Adoption is typically considered within a reasonable driving distance so a meet-and-greet can be arranged safely and comfortably.

The adoption/rehoming fee is $40 CAD. The owner will provide any available supplies and veterinary records, and may include some kitten food to help you get started.

Prizmo is being rehomed because the owner cannot keep additional cats long-term. This decision is about ensuring Prizmo grows up with the time, resources, and lifelong commitment every kitten deserves.

The owner hopes Prizmo can be adopted with her mother if possible, as the mother cat is bonded to her babies. If you are interested in adopting both, please mention it clearly in your application.

Many adopters and veterinarians prefer kittens to stay with their mother and littermates until at least 8–12 weeks when possible, as that time supports social development and weaning. If Prizmo is available now, it’s still important that her adopter is ready to support her continued development with proper nutrition,
socialization, and veterinary care. If you are able to adopt Prizmo with her mother, that can provide additional comfort and stability during this young stage.

Weaning often begins around 4–5 weeks and continues until roughly 8 weeks (sometimes longer). If you’re interested, you can ask the owner whether Prizmo is fully eating kitten food, still nursing occasionally, or in a transition phase.

Most kittens do best on a high-quality kitten-specific wet and/or dry food. If Prizmo is still transitioning from nursing, she may benefit from frequent small meals and plenty of fresh water. A veterinarian can recommend the best feeding plan based on her weight and development. The owner may provide some of her current food to help you transition.

Young kittens typically need multiple small meals throughout the day. Ask your veterinarian for age-appropriate guidance, and share Prizmo’s current feeding schedule with your vet so you can keep her routine consistent during the transition.

Like most kittens, Prizmo will still be learning boundaries—what’s okay to pounce on, what’s a toy, and what’s a hand. Consistent play with appropriate toys, gentle redirection, and routine will help her grow into a polite, confident adult cat.

Prizmo is described as silly, playful, energetic, and affectionate—an adorable “little princess” who loves to cuddle up near your warmth. She’s also noted to have a chill personality for a kitten, meaning she balances playtime with snuggles nicely.

Yes—Prizmo loves cuddles and enjoys being close to people. Many kittens go through busy phases, but Prizmo is described as affectionate and happy to settle in for warmth and comfort.

Prizmo is playful and energetic in an age-appropriate way. Expect bursts of zoomies and toy-chasing followed by naps and cuddle time.

She enjoys cuddling and warmth, which often translates to being comfortable with gentle handling. During a meet-and-greet, you can ask to see how she responds to being picked up and held briefly.

This varies kitten to kitten. If vocalization matters to you, ask the owner what Prizmo is like day-to-day—some kittens are chatty, others mostly communicate through purrs and body language.

Yes, Prizmo is litter trained.

This isn’t specified. It’s helpful to keep the same litter type initially to reduce accidents during transition. You can ask the owner what litter and box setup Prizmo is used to.

No. She is described as having no behavior issues. Normal kitten behaviors—pouncing, playful nibbling, and climbing—should be expected.

Many kittens do, simply because they’re learning. The best approach is to redirect to toys, avoid rough hand-play, and provide daily play sessions. If you adopt two kittens (or adopt Prizmo with her mom), they often learn bite inhibition more naturally through social interaction.

Kittens explore with claws. Providing scratching posts/pads (and placing them where she likes to play and nap) helps prevent unwanted scratching. Praise and treats for using scratching posts can be very effective.

Yes. Prizmo gets along with other cats in the household and enjoys playing with them.

Dog compatibility is currently unknown. If you have a dog, it’s important to plan for slow introductions and ensure your dog is calm and cat-safe. A meet-and-greet discussion can help determine whether Prizmo is likely to adapt comfortably.

Child compatibility is currently unknown. Many kittens can do well with gentle, supervised children. If you have kids, include their ages and energy levels in your application so the team can help determine fit.

Many kittens do wonderfully with a feline companion. Since Prizmo already enjoys other cats, she may thrive with another friendly cat/kitten—or especially with her mother if adopting together is possible. A companion can help with social development and energy outlet.

Yes. Prizmo is described as having no health problems.

Yes, Prizmo’s vaccinations are listed as up to date. Any available veterinary records will be included with adoption.

Not yet. Prizmo is too young to be spayed at this time. The adopter should plan for spay surgery when she reaches the appropriate age and weight.

Many veterinarians spay kittens once they are old enough and meet weight requirements—often around 4–6 months, though some clinics may schedule earlier
depending on the kitten’s size and health. The owner notes spaying after 9 weeks; your veterinarian can guide you on the safest timing for Prizmo.

Yes—this is strongly recommended. A “new kitten exam” helps confirm health, review vaccine schedule, plan spay timing, discuss deworming/flea prevention, and establish baseline care.

Many kittens do. Even when healthy, routine deworming and parasite prevention are common parts of kitten care. Your veterinarian can advise based on Prizmo’s records and exam.

A safe carrier, kitten food, small dishes, a litter box with kitten-safe litter, scratching post/pad, cozy bed/blanket, a few toys (including jingle toys), and a safe space to settle (like a small room). Many kittens also benefit from a cat tree and window perch as they grow.

A safe room is a quiet, enclosed space where a new pet can decompress and learn the new environment gradually. For a kitten, this is especially helpful to prevent hiding in unsafe spots and to support litter box consistency during transition.

Many cats and kittens follow the “3-3-3” guideline: about 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to learn the routine, and up to 3 months to fully feel at home. Kittens often adapt quickly, especially with gentle handling and routine.

Yes. For safety and long-term health, kittens should be kept indoors. Indoor living also protects them from cars, predators, parasites, toxins, and getting lost.

Slowly and carefully: start with scent swapping (blankets), then short supervised visual introductions. Keep initial interactions calm and positive, and avoid forcing contact.
A gradual introduction process helps prevent stress and supports long-term harmony.

If you have a dog, use calm, controlled introductions with the dog on leash and plenty of escape routes for Prizmo. Keep sessions short and positive, and never leave them
unsupervised until you are confident in your dog’s behavior around cats. Since dog compatibility is unknown, proceed thoughtfully.

Use the “Adopt Prizmo Here!” button on her adoption page to fill out the online meeting request form. Once your application is received and reviewed, staff will ask the owner to contact you and arrange a meet-and-greet.

Applications are reviewed to ensure the best fit. If approved, you’ll be connected with the owner to schedule a meeting. The goal is to make sure Prizmo’s new home is safe,
committed, and prepared for kitten care.

Meet-and-greets are arranged directly with the owner. Details are typically shared after application approval, with privacy and safety in mind.

Bring your questions and be ready to talk about your home, schedule, any other pets, and your plan for ongoing veterinary care (vaccines and spay). If you’re hoping to adopt Prizmo with Mango, mention that clearly and ask about that option.

Potentially, within a reasonable distance. If you live outside Edmonton, include your location and willingness to travel in your application.

A loving person or family ready for the joys and responsibilities of kittenhood: proper vet care, ongoing vaccinations, spay surgery when appropriate, daily playtime, safe indoor living, and patient guidance. Bonus points if you adore snuggles and don’t mind a tiny “princess” supervising your day.

If Prizmo sounds like your perfect match, please click the “Adopt Prizmo Here!” button on her adoption page to complete the meeting request form. Once your application is reviewed, the owner will be contacted to arrange your meeting.