4It is with a great sadness that i need to rehome Ernie, he is 5yrs old, gentle and very loving, needs a loving home, ideally with no other pets as he needs to be the centre of attention, he thinks he is a lapdog despite being the size of a bear. Reason for rehoming - my husband had open heart surgery recently and due to this i wont be able to give him the time he needs.
£100
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