Persian Cats for Adoption

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Peace be upon you, and the mercy of Allah and His blessings. Persian cats. Two males and one female. Please, whoever takes them, fear Allah regarding them, care for them properly, and I hope they truly love raising cats—not abandon them, as responsibility transfers from me to them. I bear witness before Allah that parting with them—especially the female—is painful for me. However, I do not fully understand cats; yet, being an animal lover, I found the female cat (Lucy) on my way home—she was starving, abandoned, clearly raised in a household where she only ate dry food. I took her home, fed her, took her to the vet, cleaned her, dewormed her, got her a health record booklet, and kept her with me for a while. She seemed distressed from loneliness, so I brought a male cat for adoption from here; however, he did not approach her. Then I brought another male for adoption, but she fled from both. Ultimately, I took her to the vet for examination, and the diagnosis confirmed: (( Sterilized )) per the veterinarian’s statement. At that time, I did not even know what 'sterilized' meant. She had been fed inappropriate food, and they need someone to play with them, pet them, and let them sleep beside him. Honestly, I am too busy and unable to provide such care—and it is certainly not due to any lack of resources; everything they need is available. So, whoever genuinely enjoys raising cats and wishes to speak with me—here or via WhatsApp—I will hand over all their belongings to them. But please, honestly: whoever adopts them must fear Allah regarding them and never abandon them, for they are living beings. Peace be upon you. The male cat Leo: his caregiver says he has received all vaccinations. The male cat Kilo: his caregiver says he has lived in their house since birth and has never left their home except to come to me; he is unvaccinated. ((( Clearance of Responsibility and Trustworthiness ))) Trained on litter boxes. All their belongings are with them.