Daphne
My Story
❤️ Ophelia and Daphne are looking for a home We present to you Ophelia (white/tabby) and Daphne (tricolor), two 5-month-old sisters who were bottle-fed. They come from a litter found in Alfaz del Pi before summer. Their foster home has worked very hard to raise them all, and they are now ready to find their family. They are very affectionate and playful. They are very close to each other, so adopting them together would be ideal… although we understand that this is not always possible, and they can also go separately. If either (or both) have stolen your heart, please send us a private message or WhatsApp at +34 623 38 04 44. Important: Window and balcony protections are essential. Would you give these two little princesses a chance? 🐱💕
My Story
❤️ Ophelia and Daphne are looking for a home We present to you Ophelia (white/tabby) and Daphne (tricolor), two 5-month-old sisters who were bottle-fed. They come from a litter found in Alfaz del Pi before summer. Their foster home has worked very hard to raise them all, and they are now ready to find their family. They are very affectionate and playful. They are very close to each other, so adopting them together would be ideal… although we understand that this is not always possible, and they can also go separately. If either (or both) have stolen your heart, please send us a private message or WhatsApp at +34 623 38 04 44. Important: Window and balcony protections are essential. Would you give these two little princesses a chance? 🐱💕
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