LOVELY CATS NEED A GOOD HOME

By familyteacher
October 26, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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familyteacher

Posted October 26, 2016

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Posted October 26, 2016

We are moving overseas and are looking for a lovely family or person to have our cats. They are very child friendly and my children adore them. Very sad to be leaving them. Looking to home them together (they are not used to dogs) in a house with a garden. They love to be outside exploring but every night I bring them in and they cuddle up on my son or daughter's bed, or on a soft cushion I put down for them. They are fully house trained and don't rip up carpet or climb curtains or anything like that. They are fully vaccinated and de-fleed, both girls - one is four and the other three years old. Please message me if you are genuinely interested (I am very very sad to be re-homing them too).

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