RSPCA reveal south London cats needing a home

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Franklin

Franklin is a domestic shorthair crossbreed (photo: RSPCA)

Breed: Domestic Shorthair crossbreed

Colour: Tabby

Age: Approximately four years old

Franklin went to the RSPCA as an injured stray. His foot is now better but he is still nervous and needs an understadning family who will give him time and space to get used to living in a home again.

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Franklin would prefer to be the only cat in a home and needs to be able to go outside and explore.

He could live with children of secondary school age.

Brownie

Brownie may be able to live with other cats but not dogs (photo: RSPCA)

Breed: Domestic Semi crossbreed

Colour: Black

Age: Approximately thee years old

Brownie was taken to the RSPCA after his owner was admitted to hospital. He is nervous in the cattery and will need time and space to settle into a new home.

Brownie needs pateint owners who can help him learn to love again. He may be able to live with another cat but would prefer not to live with a dog.

Mario and Marco

Mario and Marco want to find a new home together (photo: RSPCA)

Breed: Domestic Shorthair crossbreed

Colour: Tabby and white

Age: Mario - 17 years old and Marco - 4 years old

Mario and Marco went to the RSPCA after their owner had to move abroad. They are friendly cats and used to a warm and loving home.

They are healthy and very bonded and would love a home where they can stay together. They could live with children but would prefer not to live with a dog.

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