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Hi everyone, my name is Roley Poley & Gaston

Partners in crime! Not really. Hi, I’m Roley Poley and I’m only trying to keep my brother from another mother in line. Gaston, the little guy, is from the wrong side of the tracks and thinks he owns the place. We both came into the slammer separately and Gaston was just picking fights left right and center, needed someone to keep him in line, otherwise he was just asking for a take down! So we became pretty inseparable.

He’s still pretty rough around the edges, looks like he’s just woken up most of the time, but I can handle his shenanigans, not sure that any other cats will. Since we’ve come together, we’re better together, two lone wolves, riding off into the sunset. Well that’s our dream, will you help us make this happen?

Small print – we’d be best with no young kids, I can’t keep Gaston in line ALL the time. And best with no other animals, we don’t ride with any others (apart from our human friends who must give us lots of cuddles.)

Roley Poley – 956000016080239

8 months old

Gaston – 991001006231432

3 months old

 

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