Juma, Marcio and Kura, domestic cat for adoption in Bristol
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Juma, Marcio and Kura

Domestic cat

Listing last checked 7 November 2026

Key facts

Age
Not stated
Sex
Sex not stated
Breed
Domestic cat

Could live with

  • Children: Not known
  • Dogs: Not known
  • Other cats: Not known

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Adoption information

The Moggery · Bristol

All adoption applications are handled directly by The Moggery. Contact them to arrange to meet Juma, Marcio and Kura and start the adoption process.

About Juma, Marcio and Kura

Juma (Black boy) Marcio (Tabby girl) and Kura Mum are available for adoption. Ideally they would go as a three but we understand this may not be possible. M and J would make a lovely pair. Mum (Kura) is the Silver grey tabby. She is still very timid, she will need a home where someone will give her the time she needs to settle. Marico (silver grey tabby girl kitten, a small version of mum). Still a bit on the timid side, but happy to play and will run over your legs and sit on the sofa with you. She will be stroked gently so is growing in confidence. Juma is quite attached to mum. J and M play very happily together. Could you be the person with the patience to let these three flourish in your home. Please check that you meet all our adoption criteria which is own your own home which has access to a garden and is away from a main road and bus route. Have or be prepared to fit a cat flap which goes into the house before the cats go out. Be prepared to pay vet bills for 18+ years. Live within the wider Bristol. Thanks.

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