Animals from Lagos: Golias, adult male - a very docile and quiet cat

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Golias, adult male - a very docile and quiet cat

Golias had a tranquil and happy life until his owners were taken to an old folks home. Rejected by the daughter of the old couple, Golias was thrown out with no mercy or pity.

He is a very gentle and docile cat, who appreciates quietness and tranquility. He is a great company for your home, the perfect friend while watching TV throughout the night. He gives you no trouble whatsoever. All he wants is to have a family again.

Please contact:
Elsa Correiaelsa.smc@gmail.com 916385053

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AnonymousJanuary 9, 2010 at 4:09 AM
The kitty shown in this post...is really very good thing to scare all the mice prevailing in our house....non of them will take a chance to dare here.....LOL
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Thursday, January 7, 2010

Golias, adult male - a very docile and quiet cat

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