3** 2 adorable Kittens for sale** 9 weeks, ready to leave now. 1 boy- dark tabby 1 girl- beautiful tortie colours £50 each, would be lovely if bought as a pair, only 2 Kittens born in the litter
£50Leighanne
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33 male ginger & ginger & white Kittens for sale. Very playful and used to our cocker spaniel, they've been wormed and ready to go to their new homes from Monday onwards. Mother is pictured, please call after 4.00pm, thanks for looking!
£80Emmet
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34 brush short hair cross Kittens they are well handled used to children and other cats. They are the most loveable playful cute wee babas ! 1 tort girl £250 1 white and tort girl £250 1 white with grey marking male £250 1 blue / grey male £350 RESERVED They are currently 5 weeks old. Will be fleed/ wormed eatting solids and litter trained for going at around 10-12 weeks
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