This large lithograph was printed in cobalt-blue and white ink at Universal Limited Art Editions in West Islip, Long Island, New York. Published to benefit the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, the print depicts a white cat in bird's-eye perspective. She is nursing a litter of four white kittens, which are nearly obscured by her fur. The mother cat's eyes and nose, two of her paws, and a nipple are highlighted with hand-applied platinum leaf. Like many of Smith's sculptures, including the wall-hung bronze Lilith at the Metropolitan (1994; acc. no. 1996.27), the subject concerns female sexuality. The work joins thirty-three intaglio prints and one Iris (ink-jet) print by Smith also in the Museum's collection.