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Duke

Duke is the boss and whatever Duke says goes. That usually consists of let’s have some fuss or lets hang out for a bit and bask in all my glory. This friendly chap may have the look of a mafia boss or well-known NFL head Coach (answers on a postcard) but while his frown may not turn upside down his heart is in the right place and he just loves to be worshipped and adored. He is pretty self-contained as far as cats go and will happily do his own thing, but could live with sensible teenagers so long as they give him the respect and love he wants and needs. So, if you want to meet the chief, keep reading to see if you could be his purr-fect match and give him the fur-ever home he deserves…

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  • Age
  • 8 years 11 months old
  • Colour
  • Grey
  • Sex
  • male
  • Reason for arrival
  • Stray
  • Can be left alone?
  • Full working day
  • Can live with dogs?
  • No
  • Can live with cats?
  • No
  • Can live with children?
  • Yes (See Description Above)
  • Garden required?
  • Yes
  • Medical conditions?
  • See 'Other Notes' section for more info

Other Notes

Duke was found as a stray cat and taken to a local vets before arriving at Mayhew in late January. He has been behaviourally assessed and given preventative treatment at Mayhew in the form of vaccinations (at least first) and flea and worming treatment and was neutered and microchipped previously at the vets he was taken too. During his stay he has had a clean and polish of his teeth with a tooth having to be extracted and he did have a little bit of an upset tummy which is all back to normal now. Duke is also a brachycephalic breed (Persian) which means he has a flat face so consideration should always be given to the breed and any health issues that come with that in general. All that's left is for him to find a home and take over the world with his charm and swagger.

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