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322 days ago

MITTENS NEEDS A NEW HOME

Lynley from Mount Albert

Mittens is a 2½ year old neutered female cat. She was bought to help with the mental health of my granddaughter who was living with us at the time. Unfortunately, the granddaughter moved to live with other family members in the South Island, so Mittens was left behind.
As retirees, we are about to “hit the road” and cannot take Mittens with us.
Mittens is a smallish cat, a bit shy, a great rat/mouse catcher and quite independent but she does love to have human company on her own terms. She isn’t particularly cuddly except first thing in the morning or if you have been away for a few days, so definitely not a lap cat.
If you are interested, please call me to discuss: 021 292 2528

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