Fluffy Munchkin Kittens for sale
4 Kittens found
Munchkins, also known as Sausage Cat, are very cute looking small to medium sized cats that have a lot of energy. They may have short legs, but these little cats are very quick when playing an interactive game with their owners. They are confident, outgoing cats that are comfortable in human company and love nothing more than being in a home environment. Therefore, the Munchkin is best suited for households where one person stays home when everyone else is out, so they always have company.
Read our Munchkin Buying Advice page for information on this cat breed.
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Munchkin Kittens. Munchkin cross Scottish Straight
Munchkin
6 weeksAge
12Sex
£1,490Price
🐾 Beautiful Munchkin Kittens Looking for Loving Homes! 🐾 We have a gorgeous litter of Munchkin kittens available, including both short-legged and normal-legged kittens. Our kittens have beautiful fluffy coats, adorable round faces and lovely personalities. They are playful, curious, friendly and used to everyday household noises and human interaction. 💕 Available kit
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Chatteris, Cambridgeshire5.0
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Exceptional Quality & Extremely Rare Minuets
Munchkin
5 monthsAge
12Sex
£495Price
ADULT GIRL LEFT ONLY (PRINCESS SAHARA) 1 adult Pure white odd eyed female. ==================================== PLEASE READ FULL ADVERT BEFORE MAKING ANY CONTACT - THANKYOU for a prompt reply plea
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Accrington, Lancashire5.0
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❣️Short Legged available Munchkins
Munchkin
14 weeksAge
2Sex
£1,100Price
Beautiful kittens looking for loving homes 🤍 We have two very special little babies looking for their forever homes. 🩶 Grey tabby short leg kitten – £2,600 Very cute little baby with beautiful tabby markings and tiny short legs. He is really something special. 🍑 Peach golden longhair – £1,100 Beautiful fluffy baby in a lovely unusual peach/golden colour. His coat is
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Corby, North Northamptonshire5.0
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FAQs
Munchkin cats are legal to own, breed, buy, and sell in most parts of the UK, including England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, although Scotland is considering legislation that may restrict or ban breeding them due to welfare concerns.