Shy rescue cats need loving home in Suffolk together

Fluffy and Little Man are at the centre after welfare concerns. <i>(Image: RSPCA Suffolk Central)</i>
Fluffy and Little Man are at the centre after welfare concerns. (Image: RSPCA Suffolk Central)
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Two shy cats are in need of a new home after being rescued due to welfare concerns.

Fluffy and Little Man, both black, are currently at RSPCA Suffolk Central in Martlesham and are looking for a second chance together.

They are three and two years old.

They came into the care of the RSPCA through an inspector, and initially, they were nervous of their surroundings.

Fluffy and Little Man are at the centre after welfare concerns. (Image: RSPCA Suffolk Central)

However, with time and patience, they have started to show their true characters.

Both cats, who are of medium size and domestic short hair breed, now enjoy attention and are described as "love attention once we get to know you".

The RSPCA is looking to rehome them together, with no other animals, and they are suitable for first-time owners.

They could possibly live with older children, aged eight years and above, depending on how they get along when they meet.

Fluffy and Little Man need a home that provides access to both indoors and outdoors.

For more information about adopting Fluffy and Little Man, visit the RSPCA Suffolk Central website.

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