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699 days ago

Kittens for adoption

Abigail from Nawton

I am currently fostering two female kittens that were dumped, they are being desexed and microchipped in a few days and will then be looking for a new home. They are approx 3 months old, very friendly and cuddly and will either be suited to a home together or separately but with the company of other animals/people who are home often due to their young age. They are used to my young children, have not yet been exposed to other animals but will adapt very quickly.
While there is no cost for their adoption the new owner will need to be able to pay for their vaccinations and if renting provide proof from the landlord of being allowed pets at the property.
Please get in touch to organise a time to meet them and talk things over with me if interested. Located in Hamilton.

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