Two Cats requiring their forever home
Two Cats (1 Male/1 Female) requiring a forever home
Ginge (Male) and Blackie (Female)
Both cats have been well loved and spoilt and as such deserve to find the same in their new forever home. My Uncle has recently gone into care therefore re-homing them into loving homes either together or seperate of one another is my priority. Blackie is the elder of the two and is very affectionate with an adorable personality and a cute squeak when she greets you. Ginge is a bit more independent however still enjoys a cuddle and pat. Their home is currently in Army Bay, Whangaparaoa and each kitty will come with a supply of food, flea treatment and a vet check (in Level 3). I would love to take them however we have two dogs and they are on the timid side in new situations. My thoughts and preference would be a home that has no dogs unless they are ambivalent towards cats.
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