4This is Muffin, my partner and I rescued her from a bad home. She's 3, microchipped, up to date vaccinations and in perfect health, she's a lap cat super affectionate and playful, great with dogs and children. If you're close I can drop her off however pick up is much preferred as none of my household drive and I will only charge for the cat carrier, I just want her to a lovely
£20
Jess
Private seller • Sunderland, Tyne And Wear (30mi)
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3Reluctant rehoming of our ginger girl, Phoenix or fi fi for short. She is just not coming in the house as much as I'd like for food and to rest since we got our dog over a year ago. During the summer it's ok but winter I worry about her being in the cold. She isn't getting the attention she needs and the dog is a therapy pet for my daughter. I would like her to go to a home
£150
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Private seller • Glenrothes, Fife (89mi)
310 weeks old kitten Very friendly, Playful Litter trained and Flead and wormed Eating wet and dry
£100
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Private seller • Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire (54mi)
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