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We Now Have 12 Kittens! (available for adoption)

ByMAKE. DO. GROW May 26, 2025 1 min

Our clan of kittens has grown from four to 12 and will soon hit 22! We’ve been working closely with our Portuguese neighbours and community in the village to rescue this bunch of furry little munchkins and help them find new homes.

We’ve also been working hard to catch and sterilise the adult cats and have successfully done that with eight in the last four weeks.

And whist these fluff balls are super cute, we can’t keep them (all). So PLEASE get in touch if you’re based in Portugal and would like to adopt a kitten or two.

Available Now

Steven – Ginger / White – Boy
Hazel – Tabby – Girl
Masala – Ginger / White – Boy

Available from June 2

Pecan – Tabby – Girl
Tiger – Tabby – Girl
Cashew – Tabby – Girl
Belem – Tabby / White – Boy
Naga – Tabby / White – Girl
Turmeric – Ginger – Boy

To donate to future sterilisations Go Fund Me https://gofund.me/13f54278

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