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Abandoned cats wishing for a warm home this Christmas

Andrea Daignault
By Andrea Daignault

This week’s Summit Radio Pets of the Week from the BC SPCA in Castlegar are Seven and Toe Beans. They were tragically found in a cardboard box, huddled together and shivering, atop the Kootenay Pass, this week. Despite the harsh conditions they were left in, they are both in fantastic health and are extremely cuddly. Seven and Toe Beans are sisters, but can be adopted separately. They’re about 2 years old and they are beautiful tabbies.

Learn more about Seven: https://adopt.spca.bc.ca/pets/787947/

Learn more about Toe Beans: https://adopt.spca.bc.ca/pets/787948/

Help give them a warm and loving home for this Christmas and start the year with a new best friend (or two!!)

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