Rehoming a cat

By cigolem
July 10, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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cigolem

Posted July 10, 2021

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Posted July 10, 2021

Hello

I am not sure if this is the right place to post this but we are looking for a young / adult (3-4 max years old) cat to rehome / adopt. I have been in touch with Battersea Rescue center but so far I have not had a luck.

If you know someone or are in touch with a Vet who knows someone who would be interested please be in touch with me on [email protected].

Thanks a lot in advance

Cigdem

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