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New homes sought for stray pets
New homes are desperately needed for some long-stay animals currently in the care of the RSPCA Peterborough and District Branch.
December was a really good re-homing month for the branch, but there are still an unlucky few animals that are urgently seeking a new family.
Milo, a black, grey and white cat, has been in the centre since July and is one of the animals that is in most desperate need of a new home.
He came in to the RSPCA in very poor condition but has put on weight after receiving good care in a private boarding facility and staff are hoping he will be adopted as soon as possible.
Manager Paul Markley said: “It is really sad for Milo to still be waiting for a home after all this time. He really is a very friendly cat.
“He is only three years old and still has a lot of love to give to any new family that wants him.”
Other long-stay animals in need of a home include Pixie, who is a very affectionate and quite vocal cat.
Mr Markley said Pixie is a domestic short-hair crossbreed who is about 11 years old. She has been in the centre for about three months.
Also in need of a new home are guinea pigs Billy and Benny, and Ken the Ferret, who came in to RSPCA care in November.
Anybody who would like more information about rehoming an animal from the branch should contact Paul on 01733 222 188.
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