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Meet Nina!

Nina is a gorgeous 10-year-old (almost) orange tabby with a heart full of love and a story to tell. Originally rescued from Mexico, she’s now looking for her forever home where she can enjoy her golden years in comfort and companionship.

Nina is very vocal and loves to chat with her people, making her a wonderful companion for someone who enjoys a talkative cat. Nina is friendly and affectionate, always ready for attention and snuggles.

In her previous home, Nina had some issues with inappropriate elimination, but since arriving at the shelter, she’s had no problems. With a stable environment and a little patience, she’s likely to thrive.

Nina is currently waiting for a dental, so she would go to her new home as a foster to adopt. Once the dental is complete, the official adoption can take place.

If you’re looking for a sweet, social senior cat who will brighten your days with her personality, Nina might be the perfect match for you!

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About Me

  • Days in care: 20
  • Approximate age: 10 years old
  • Pet Type: Cat
  • Breed: Domestic Short Hair
  • Colour: Orange Tabby
  • Weight: 5.21 kg
  • Sex: Female
  • Location: BC SPCA Parksville-Qualicum Beach, Parksville B.C.
  • Animal ID: 619660
  • Spay or neuter surgery is included with the adoption of all dogs, cats and rabbits.
  • Adoption fees

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