Adoption information
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About Moses
Moses and Naboo are 2 purebred Ragdoll male cats who are about to turn 2. They are registered with ANCATS.
Their owners have surrendered them and to have them re-homed due to Health concerns due to an infestation of ticks in their yard.
I am taking expressions of interest so if you can offer both of them a home please contact us. They would like to stay together and we are looking to find a home where they can remain together.
Moses is a seal point Ragdoll - he is slightly bigger than his brother
Naboo is a seal bi-colour Ragdoll.
The cats were born on 10/10/12.
We bought them from Rags2Riches near Newcastle and collected them just before Christmas.
Their vaccinations are up to date.
They are both desexed.
On Saturday both cats went to a specialist cat vet and got a tick clip, nail clip, were wormed and treated with frontline spray. Due to the tick clip they are shaved however its temporary and their fur will grow back.
Moses and Naboo spent most of the first 2 years indoors and in a large enclosure in our garden. A couple of months ago they dug their way out of the enclosure, keen to explore more of their surroundings. They love being able to go outside.
Moses weighes approx 7.5kg and Naboo is about 4.9kg.
Moses is a bit of a sook - they both like to be near us rather than sitting on our laps. They don't mind being picked up and cuddled for a couple of minutes. They both like sitting in boxes, Naboo likes sitting on any study you are doing. The owners had them both in a cattery last year and they were social with the other cats. They tend to be wary of visitors.
Apart from the ticks, they have been happy and healthy and have only needed to go to the vet for routine checks and vaccinations.
Moses has a kink in the tip of his tail -we were told that maybe he got trodden on as a small kitten.
Medical notes
Has had repeated paralysis ticks and medical treatment for it.
Adoption details
Please contact one of our adoption coordinators for more details about this pet or to arrange a time to meet them.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.