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Meet Mr. Mittens

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Meet Mr. Mittens!

Mr. Mittens is hoping to find a home where he can feel safe. This sweet and shy guy came into our care with another cat so may enjoy joining a multi pet household.

Max will need some time to become comfortable but if you give him a little space and patience, he will show you how much love he has to give!

If interested in Max, please follow the steps below:

1. View the animal’s profile at adopt.spca.bc.ca

2. Submit an application – https://spca.bc.ca/adoption/application-forms/

3. If it’s a match, staff will contact you to set up an appointment for a meet & greet.

4. Live happily fur-ever after!

*Side note: the more you add to your application about you and what you are looking for in a feline companion, the better we can match animals with adopters!
PLEASE NOTE: This cat is located on the Sunshine Coast and travel via BC Ferries is required to adopt. Appointments are preferred to adopt one of our animals. Please speak with shelter staff prior to visiting our branch.

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About Me

  • Days in care: 19
  • Approximate age: 8 years old
  • Pet Type: Cat
  • Breed: Domestic Short Hair
  • Colour: Black / White
  • Approximate Size: Extra Large
  • Weight: 7.58 kg
  • Sex: Male
  • Location: BC SPCA Sunshine Coast, Sechelt B.C.
  • Animal ID: 620824
  • Spay or neuter surgery is included with the adoption of all dogs, cats and rabbits.
  • Adoption fees

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Important: The history and compatibility of an animal is not always known. If certain compatibility criteria have been identified, they will be listed here or in the animal's description.




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