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Call all mouse lovers!!! Meet the adorable little duo Almond and Hazelnut!

These sweet young gals are seeking a home where they can continue living their best little lives with one another and have a castle filled with adventure and tunnels to burrow in! These little ladies are very social and curious, allowing gentle touches and will eagerly seek out your yummy treats.
They’d do best in an enclosure with lots of space for them both where they can live out their fun filled days with all their special chewing toys, wheels to run on and cozy nests to sleep in!

If you’re ready to add two adorable little friends to your life, send us an email at comoxvalley@spca.bc.ca to chat about adoption!

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