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2 snowshoe kittens (both reserved)

£500

IP2

Advert ID: lpe000011983Expired
Photo 1 of 1: 2 snowshoe kittens (both reserved)

2 snowshoe kittens (both reserved)

Photo 1 of 1

Photo 1 of 1: 2 snowshoe kittens (both reserved)

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For sale
Type of pet
Cats
Breed
Snowshoe
Sex
Not known

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2 small purebreed snowshoe kittens are looking for a good home, we got a small girl and a boy. They started eating recently and will be ready to be homed at 8 - 9 weeks. 19th June.

The kittens have grown up around 3 other cats, a dog and children, they are friendly and love attention. Would prefer if they went home with another cat around as the breed is really sociable and will require to have a friend around.

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