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| Breed: | Domestic Shorthair crossbreed |
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| Colour: | Black |
| Age: | 3-6 Months |
| Ref: | ANI06778 |
Say hello to Custard and Rhubarb! This adorable bonded pair of four-month-old domestic shorthair kittens—Custard, a beautiful black female, and Rhubarb, a handsome black and white male—are looking for their forever home together.
Having arrived from a multi-cat household, these two are typical, energetic kittens who are absolutely full of beans. They love to play, explore, and keep each other entertained with their kitten antics. When they are finally worn out from zooming around, they both have a whole lot of love to give and will happily soak up all the fuss and affection you have to offer.
When it comes to their new family, Custard and Rhubarb are adaptable enough that they could happily share their home with a calm, cat-savvy dog.
However, there is one strict requirement for their adoption: they cannot be rehomed to a house with existing resident cats. Unfortunately, there were known cat flu carriers in their original multi-cat household. While they can safely be rehomed together as a bonded pair, we cannot risk exposing any of your existing feline family members to potential flu carriers.
To keep this adventurous duo safe as they grow, Custard and Rhubarb will need to remain strictly indoors until they are fully grown. However, their new owners must understand that if the pair eventually shows a strong desire to explore the outside world, safe outdoor access must be provided, as we believe this is essential for their long-term welfare and happiness.
If you have a cat-free home and are looking for a fun, loving, and energetic pair to bring double the joy and mischief into your life, Custard and Rhubarb are ready and waiting to meet you!
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