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My Story
Omega was born on a private estate that had an uncontrolled feline colony. He came to us at just two months old and very scared, but soon discovered that we weren't so bad and that he could feel safe and began to trust. As a young cat, he went through a respiratory infection that he has now overcome; he only sneezes very occasionally, which is quite rare. Today, he leads a full and normal life. He is a very affectionate and trusting cat, who gets along well with other cats and is always seeking love and attention. All he is missing is the most important thing: a family to share all his love with.
Health Status
Dewormed, vaccinated, tested, and neutered
My Story
Omega was born on a private estate that had an uncontrolled feline colony. He came to us at just two months old and very scared, but soon discovered that we weren't so bad and that he could feel safe and began to trust. As a young cat, he went through a respiratory infection that he has now overcome; he only sneezes very occasionally, which is quite rare. Today, he leads a full and normal life. He is a very affectionate and trusting cat, who gets along well with other cats and is always seeking love and attention. All he is missing is the most important thing: a family to share all his love with.
Health Status
Dewormed, vaccinated, tested, and neutered
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