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Potter BC46268-Cat
Male
Domestic S.H (short hair)
1 year
0 months
I may be able to live with another cat
I cannot live with dogs
I can live with older children
Potter
Potter is a very sweet and affectionate cat who adores being around people. He gained confidence quickly and is now happy meeting new people, making him a very friendly companion. He loves fuss and attention, often rubbing his face against yours, and enjoys being brushed (though he may give the brush a little playful nibble!).
Energetic and playful, Potter loves all toys, but especially teaser toys he can chase. He would cope well in a busy home and is happy with children aged 8 and over, potentially younger if they are cat-savvy.
Potter can be rehomed with other cats and dogs, provided introductions are sensible and slow.With his affectionate and playful nature, Potter will make a delightful companion for the right family.
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