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Looking for a forever home; Penticton SPCA pet of the week

Contributed/B.C. SPCA

Simba

Image Credit: B.C. SPCA

January 24, 2016 - 2:30 PM

Simba is an 11-year-old declawed cat who was brought to the SPCA when sadly his owner passed away.

Simba was very spoiled and well taken care of in his previous home.

He's hoping to find an amazing, indoor only, warm, loving home to live out his retirement days in.

He is a quiet mellow affectionate cat. He is a little hard of hearing.

Come meet Simba today, he does not disappoint.

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