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ROCKET

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About Me

Breed: Domestic Shorthair crossbreed
Colour: Tabby
Age: 8 Years (approx)
Ref: ANI13796

😺 Could live with a female cat
🐶 Can live with a dog
👶 Could live with children any age
🌳 Will need outside access in a rural area

Rocket is an 8-year-old gentleman who may need a little time to show you his true personality. When he first arrived, he was understandably nervous and unsure of his surroundings. But it didn’t take long for him to blossom into the curious, confident and characterful boy we now know and love!

Rocket is a naturally inquisitive cat who loves exploring and finding out what’s going on around him. His curiosity is definitely one of his biggest personality traits — although it also means he can sometimes find himself getting into mischief! For this reason, Rocket is looking for a very rural home where he has plenty of space to explore safely, away from busy roads and the dangers of a more built-up environment.

Rocket could happily live with children of any age, provided they understand how to interact respectfully with him and give him space when he needs it.

He may also be able to live with a friendly, well-socialised dog, providing introductions are done carefully and gradually to make sure everyone is comfortable. He can also live with a female cat if introduced the right way.

Rocket has really come out of his shell and is ready to find his forever home. If you’re looking for a lovely older boy with a curious nature, plenty of personality and a little bit of cheekiness, Rocket could be the perfect match for you!

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