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Meet Chestnut!

Chestnut arrived at the shelter with her two best friends Coconut and Cashew. All these ladies are very social and were handled a lot in their previous home. Chesnut is a calm girl who enjoys being held. She is a big fan of cucumbers and giving kisses. Chesnut, Coconut and Cashew are all very bonded to each other and are looking for a home together. If your home is missing some sweet little pigs, please consider these girls!

Please fill out the application below and email it to kelowna@spca.bc.ca.

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