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3260 days ago

Black Friendly Cat

John from Marybank

This cat has been hanging around our house all day and night now for about the last 3 months. I am almost 100% certain she is just a lost cat as she is very friendly, and doesnt scratch or bite. She is just becoming a nuisance at our property now, always coming inside to steal our two cats food, and now she is also shooing them off the property when they go outside, so we are wanting to look for a good home for her.


She would suit a house that probably doesn't already have a cat. She is just so friendly all she wants is food and a companion and she will be your best friend. I'm not sure her age, just guessing she could between 4 and 8, she looks really healthy and in good condition, we think she is desexed.


If you would like to give her a good home or you know anyone, she really would make a great pet. Otherwise will have to take her to the SPCA

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Happy Holidays! Start your new year with Taoist Tai Chi!

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Short Introductory Taoist Tai Chi courses in January and February and new Introductory sessions in February and March.
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