Troy
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TROY is looking for a home 🏡 Little Troy is searching for a family. Unfortunately, his siblings all passed away due to parasites and lack of nutrition. We know we usually don't place kittens this young, but since he is alone, it no longer makes sense to wait. Troy is about 7 weeks old, he is already much stronger, eats perfectly on his own, and is full of life and playfulness; as you can see, he is a fighter. We sincerely thank his foster home for saving his life and caring for him with so much love. We will give preference to people who already have another young kitten so he won't be alone. Important: Window and balcony protections are mandatory. If you can offer him a home full of love and patience, please send us a private message or WhatsApp at +34 623 38 04 44. This little warrior deserves a family that loves him very much! 🐱
My Story
TROY is looking for a home 🏡 Little Troy is searching for a family. Unfortunately, his siblings all passed away due to parasites and lack of nutrition. We know we usually don't place kittens this young, but since he is alone, it no longer makes sense to wait. Troy is about 7 weeks old, he is already much stronger, eats perfectly on his own, and is full of life and playfulness; as you can see, he is a fighter. We sincerely thank his foster home for saving his life and caring for him with so much love. We will give preference to people who already have another young kitten so he won't be alone. Important: Window and balcony protections are mandatory. If you can offer him a home full of love and patience, please send us a private message or WhatsApp at +34 623 38 04 44. This little warrior deserves a family that loves him very much! 🐱
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