368 days ago

Free Female Cat

Tatiana from New Windsor

Hello,

Peaches is a 21 month old female cat whom we adopted from SPCA over a year ago. Unfortunately, in the past 9 months, she has decided that she no longer likes our house (we have other cats that were absolutely amazing together until then). She runs away and she gets taken to the vets who call me and I bring her back home, only for her to be taken away.

She's absolutely healthy, no issues. Microchipped and desexed. According to my discussions with the vet, she probably needs a place with no other cats, even preferably something with an outside space for her to get used to.

DM me if you're interested. She's with us for now, but there's a risk she may run off again. We're in New Windsor, near New Windsor School.

Free

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