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Lou &/or Tutu

Lou & Tutu arrived at Mayhew along with their mum and sibling after their owner sadly passed away. While their sibling and their mum have since found loving new homes, Lou and Tutu are still searching. Like their mum, they have that unusual Siamese look. They can be a little apprehensive around strangers but they are extremely loving with people they know and trust, and it doesn't take them long to build bonds with new people. We would love for them to find them a home together but we are also prepared for them to go their separate ways rather than them find themselves growing up in the shelter environment. As much as we spoil this pair and provide them as much time & affection as we possibly can, nothing compares to loving home of their very own. If you are ready to offer either, or both, a committed home, please don't delay and apply to adopt today!

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Age
4 months old

Colour
Black and White

Sex
Male & Female

Reason for arrival
Owner Died

Can be left alone?
Yes

Can live with dogs?
Possibly

Can live with cats?
No

Can live with children?
Yes

Garden required?
Yes

Other Notes

Shortly after arriving at Mayhew, Lou & Tutu's mum was diagnosed with FIV. Thankfully both Lou & Tutu have tested negative. They were treated for conjunctivitis, upset tummies and fleas, and Lou was treated for a reaction to a flea bite. Both of them are now fighting fit and ready to explore what the world has to offer. They can live with sensible children and they can also live with a cat-friendly dog who has lived with cats before. Lou & Tutu have been neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and are up to date with flea and worm treatment. They have also been health checked and behaviourally assessed. Like every cat adopted from Mayhew both of them will go home with 4 weeks free pet insurance.

Lou &/or Tutu is new

If you are interested in adopting Lou &/or Tutu, please read the information below including the 'Other notes' section, to check your circumstances match theirs. If they do, please take a look at our current rehoming process, and fill out an application form.

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