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My Kittenify




My kitten is soft as a pillow. Her name is zamin ( a girl in sharchop language), and she’s my favorite cat. She’s also so cuddly and cute. Most importantly, she’s one of my top favorite things i like about myself. However, there are a lot of things i would like to share about myself since I've been new to the blogging sites. I would like to share the top three things I like about myself the most. Which are my favorite pets, favorite things I like to do outdoors or indoors,and I love to help my friends, family and animals. 



My pet Zamin is so soft and cuddly. She would sleep whole day near bukhuri. She is light black with a little brown on her fur. She has brown eyes and loves to be petted especially her chin and head. She was born to us by her mother who used to stay with us only. When I pick her up and there is a dog around, she starts kicking and scratching. That is telling me to put her back on ground. Also, she don't eat meat and fish, rather she eat fried maize snacks and junks that I used to Share with her. Zamin is the best out of all the other cat I use to have because the other ones never let me pet them. Also, I have a pet dog named kala. He is black, and has a little brown on face. But sadly he had been living with my uncle not with us 🥺

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