Reddit mentions of Scotch-Brite Lint Brush, 1 EA

Amazon link

That's a tabby- the best cat you'll ever have.

Things you need to do:

• Get a litterbox, litter, and a litter scoop. Put it somewhere like the bathroom.
  
• Buy some dry food (kitten formula would be best)
  
• You can keep the food and water bowls next to each other, but cats often don't like to eat and drink in the same area. Multiple water bowls are good.
  
• Take the kitten to the vet to get it checked out, fixed, and vaccinated. ALSO definitely get a microchip, it could save the cat's life. And ask the vet about taking care of a cat while you're there- they'll have some advice as well.
  
• You can buy toys if you want, but I've found that the best toys are paper grocery bags, boxes, and string.
  
• Go easy on the catnip- some cats like to roll around in it, some cats will go crazy and maim you to get more.
  
• You should probably get a brush.
  
• You also probably need a collar if you plan on letting it be an indoor/outdoor cat. Make sure it has a little snap on it that will release if the collar gets caught on something.
  
• (optional) If you don't already have one, get a lint brush, they're amazing.
  
• Most importantly, be very nice to the kitten and let your friends play with it. It will be much tamer later in life.
  
• Also, I can understand if you wouldn't want to do this, but getting cats in pairs is a good idea. You don't have to do a lot more (other than buying food and cleaning the litter box more often) and they'll keep each other company.
  
  edit- One more thing: please take a look at this list of things that are toxic to cats.

Hair removal suggestions (I have 4 cats & microfiber sofas):

1. wrung out but still dampish paper towels
   
2. 3M lint remover (just bought & effing adore)
   https://www.amazon.com/3M-836S-B2-Scotch-Brite-Lint-Brush/product-reviews/B002UC7X60
   
3. vacuum pet brush attachment

I live with a few cats and they all like to walk on my mousepads 😼 I just wipe down the pad with my hand to get all the hair and crumbs off. You can also buy a lint brush like this one. I have one and it works on getting the hairs that my hand can’t wipe off, but some hairs get into the threads and those can’t be taken off by the brush.

Edit: read your post again. For the paw prints you can wash the pad in soap and water in your sink and let it air dry. Glorious claims their mouse pads are machine washable. Rocket Jump Ninja on YouTube has a video on how to wash your mousepads

We have these lint brushes in Canada, even at the dollar store. Really effective, they last forever, and you just roll in one direction and clean by rubbing your hand over it in the other direction. Plastic, but even the cheap ones don't face enough wear and tear to cause degradation. We've had some for 20+ years.

Reusable lint brush. You don’t have to replace sticky rolls, just get your hand damp, so the cat hair sticks to your hand and wipe the cat hair off the brush, then reuse the brush.

Based on my previous experience this is PROBABLY really effective...
https://www.amazon.com/Upgrade-Version-Pet-Grooming-Glove/dp/B01N9KSITZ?crid=2KE0SMXFK8RPO&keywords=pet+hair+remover&qid=1536257876&sprefix=pet+hair+remov&sr=8-3&ref=mp_s_a_1_3

And I actually have this brush, it's pretty effective too, but I suspect the glove in the first link may work better
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002UC7X60/ref=dp_cerb_1

Try Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/3M-836S-B2-Scotch-Brite-Lint-Brush/dp/B002UC7X60/ref=sr_1_6_s_it?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1522775742&sr=1-6&keywords=lint+brush

or any bigger department store that sells suits,coats etc. They should have it.