1160 days ago

❤️UPDATE- HOME NEEDED ❤️

Hamilton Small Animal Veterinary Centre

🐈‍⬛🥰We need your help one more time, please share far and wide.🥰🐈‍⬛

You may remember this beautiful lady who was brought in last week after being found homeless in the St. Andrews area.

No one has come forward to claim her and we would really love to find a new family that she can be a part of.💔

We affectionately call her ‘Agatha’ and she is the loveliest, smoochiest girl that just wants someone to love her.

Agatha is a middle aged lady and does have a health issue that is manageable, so please don’t let that put you off.💕

If you or you know someone that could give her the home she really deserves, please phone the clinic on 07 8492963 for further information on Agatha.

❤️Thank You❤️

www.hamiltonvets.co.nz...

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