Jasmine Rehomed Septeber 09

Age : 2 months 
Breed : Harlequin 
Bonded : No
Neutered/Spayed: No
Rescued: July 09

Young Jasmine was born at the rescue centre when we took on a pregnant doe. Jasmine is a feisty little girl who has already learnt to nip in order to get her own way. Jasmine is always on the go like all her sisters and brothers. Jasmine will need to be rehomed with a neutered male or one of her siblings.

Jasmine

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