Kay
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Kay's parents were wild cats. They were fed by the residents of nearby houses. However, when Kay and his sister were born, the tenants became alarmed. The little ones could perish without proper care. The babies were taken to an animal shelter, where they underwent the necessary medical procedures.
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Kay has grown up, become strong, and turned into a real handsome boy. Just look at that magnificent tail! Kay quickly adjusted to his new living conditions, but some street habits still linger. He is cautious with unfamiliar people. But as soon as he gets to know someone better, he becomes affectionate and playful. He melts with pleasure when you scratch behind his ear. Kay has mastered the litter box and scratching post. He would thrive in a calm family, preferably with children over 10 years old, who are willing to adopt a kitty with coronavirus.
Just like Kay, don’t you like sudden movements and noise?
Come meet him; Kay is waiting just for you. And to help him feel your care right now, treat him to some delicious food or sponsor a whole Kitty Week.
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About the animal
Kay's parents were wild cats. They were fed by the residents of nearby houses. However, when Kay and his sister were born, the tenants became alarmed. The little ones could perish without proper care. The babies were taken to an animal shelter, where they underwent the necessary medical procedures.
Selective kitty
Kay has grown up, become strong, and turned into a real handsome boy. Just look at that magnificent tail! Kay quickly adjusted to his new living conditions, but some street habits still linger. He is cautious with unfamiliar people. But as soon as he gets to know someone better, he becomes affectionate and playful. He melts with pleasure when you scratch behind his ear. Kay has mastered the litter box and scratching post. He would thrive in a calm family, preferably with children over 10 years old, who are willing to adopt a kitty with coronavirus.
Just like Kay, don’t you like sudden movements and noise?
Come meet him; Kay is waiting just for you. And to help him feel your care right now, treat him to some delicious food or sponsor a whole Kitty Week.
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