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Luna wouldn’t want to live with any cats or dogs. She could live with small pets if securely housed.
Luna would be okay to live with adults and children 7 and over – ideally the older the better and they need to be calm around her. She can be rather nervous initially and is spooked by loud noises or being approached while feeling scared. It takes her a bit of time to settle in. Her family must be patient and let her come out of her shell, then she’s a very sweet and loving lady.
Luna would need both indoor and outdoor access. We don’t believe she is roadwise as she has not been out before, therefore she needs to live in a lower traffic area such as a cul de sac. Would recommend gradual introductions to outside when settled into new home. Ideally, these introductions should be done through a garden and away from roads.
Luna came to us through no fault of her own. She was initially quite nervous about her new environment and felt unsure. With some food, treats and a little gentle fuss, she warmed up and started to show her loving side. Once settled in fully, Luna is really sweet and loves some fuss and attention. We are looking for a patient and quiet home for this little shy lady. Could that be you?
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