Althea - Available for adoption
Available for adoption, Althea đź–¤
- Female
- 2-3 years
Here’s what her fosterers say about her:
“Althea came to us as emaciated stray roaming Miramar, we had tried to find her owners but no one claimed this sweet girl, after a few weeks of some gentle love and lots of yummy food she perked right up!
Althea is a big girl who loves to play but can be rough so needs someone who will take the time to train her to be gentle. She’s not much of a lap cat but will definitely come and sit beside you as you work or are watching the telly.
Althea would best be suited to a home with no young children (teenagers ok), no other pets and an indoor/outdoor home”
Althea is desexed, has her first vaccination and is microchipped, her adoption fee is $250.
Please email us at poonekengerurescue@gmail.com or to view our other cats available for adoption, check out our Facebook page.
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69.1% Yes!
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14.9% Maybe ...
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40.4% Yes
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34.3% Maybe?
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