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One year old female cat for rehoming

£10

LN2

Advert ID: lpe000008097Expired
Photo 1 of 1: One year old female cat for rehoming

One year old female cat for rehoming

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Photo 1 of 1: One year old female cat for rehoming

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Advert type
For sale
Type of pet
Cats
Breed
Mixed Breed
Sex
Female

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Description

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One year old lovely female cat for rehoming due to unexpected fast house move. This cat was born in our house so has grown up around yound children. She has a lovely caring nature, loves to be cuddled And fussed. She will make a lovely family pet, we are so sad to be having to rehome her and would love her to find her forever home where she is well loved and looked after.

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