A green-eyed cat who has been living on the streets for years is looking for a new home.
Pepper, six, is currently being cared for by the Worthing Cat Welfare Trust.
He left his first home after his owners bought a dog,
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The rescue charity said despite this tough start, Pepper is now eager to have a new home.
He can live with older children but is not keen on other pets.
More information about Pepper and the other cats in the charity's care can be found at https://www.worthingcatwelfaretrust.org/cats-available-now/.
A spokesman for the Worthing Cat Welfare Trust said: "Who could resist those beautiful green eyes?
"Despite a tough start to life, living on the streets for several years, Pepper is an easy-going friendly boy with humans.
"Aged six, it's very obvious that he's keen to find a forever home outside his cattery pen.
"He isn't keen on other pets but is great with people and could live with children aged ten plus."
Pepper has been fully vaccinated, chipped and neutered.
People looking to adopt Pepper should expect a home visit and will be asked to make a donation to the charity.
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