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Sabi
Sabi

Meet Sabi, who has been a resident of the Northern Ireland Cat Centre for almost 200 days. She is a distinguished-looking cat looking cat, with her beautiful stripes, slightly frowning face and a mysteriously short tail. She is most most definitely one of a kind. Sabi's life has been a bit turbulent. Sabi was previously in the care of Cats Protection as a young kitten and was involved in a road traffic accident several years ago. Thankfully Sabi made a full recovery from this but once again she has found herself without a home. Sabi is a very playful cat. She she zooms around her pen every morning after her breakfast and after a burst of excitement she relaxes for a long nap. Sabi is smart and inquisitive, and she would really benefit from a home with safe outdoor access. Sabi enjoys affection on her own terms so would be best suited to household that will understand her body language and give her space and time when she needs it. Although the team at the centre all adore Sabi, they would love nothing more than to see her find a family of her own and finally be able to settle down.

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Peaches
Peaches

Charming Peaches came into the care of Cats Protection due to an allergy in the home. She had been an indoor cat until she came to us, and now having been neutered, she would love to be able to go out into a garden for the first time and enjoy the sunshine. Peaches is a friendly cat, but she would prefer to be the only pet in the home. She is very interactive and can enjoy a fuss for a short period before needing a little break. This lovely girl is a delight, and we hope she will find a home soon.

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Dottie
Dottie

Lovely Dottie came into Cats Protection care when her owner became too unwell to look after her. She is a sweet and friendly girl who loves to cuddle up on your lap. Dottie has lived with a small dog before but not with other cats or children. Therefore, she would most likely prefer to be the only pet in a household. She was admitted with fur loss, which the vet suspected was a flea allergy. After treatment, Dottie's fur is growing back nicely. As she is a domestic longhair, Dottie will need regular grooming once her fur becomes long and fluffy again.

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