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| Meet Molly! Current Mom: Kim Todd Molly is less than 2 years old and was found in the parking lot of a radio station on a very busy street in San Jose. She was discovered last spring along with her 7 very young kittens. They were all bone thin, covered in fleas and probably would not have survived much longer on their own. All 7 kittens have found wonderful homes and are doing quite well. I kept Molly originally to care for her kittens and soon discovered that she was not a true feral at all. She never hissed or acted aggressively, even when I was attempting to remove and hold one of her babies. She soon let me touch her, and now loves a good head to toe petting and will roll over happily purring and making bread. She is definitely still shy, loud noises and strange surroundings take some getting used to for her. She would not do well in a family with small children or dogs, and would need to be an inside cat only. If let outside again, I am positive that she would bolt immediately and not return. I cannot tell for certain if she had humans in her past and had been dumped to live on her own, or if she has just decided she needs our help in order to survive. She absolutely adores all other cats, adults and kittens alike. I have taken in very young orphan kittens, and she has accepted them, groomed and cuddled with them without hesitation. She has put on weight and her fur is finally shiny and soft. She has unusual markings, and does not have tabby stripes, but rather Abyssinian type ticking, with a white chest, belly and feet. Molly has had it very rough so far and yet still has a sweet temperament. I firmly believe she will continue to trust and become even more affectionate in the right environment. She needs a quiet home with people who will love her and be patient with her. She would be happiest with other cats as companions. Update: March 11, 2007: She is one very happy girl these days. She finally has total full time house privileges along with everyone else and is doing great. Please consider giving her a chance at the long and happy life all animals deserve. Contact Kim for more information: Click Here |
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