1538 days ago

Kittens seeking a loving home.

Todd from Nawton

Hi neighbours
I have 4 cute n cuddly & healthy kittens to re-home. 2 female & 2 male. One little girl is light grey, the other has tabby markings. Both the boys have tabby markings but one is darker than the other. Kittens are just over 8 weeks & are energetic & curious ! If you would like to view am happy for that to happen. None have names yet as I don't want to get attached !!

SORRY FOLKS ALL THE KITTENS HAVE NOW GONE TO LOVING HOMES.

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