Doja

Located in Blairstown, NJ<br/><br/>Must have another cat in the home to be considered for adoption.<br/><br/>Doja is a PB Maine Coon. She was surrendered to a vet's office because her owner was moving. Doja will need someone she can trust who can spend time with her to help her adjust. In her foster home she prefers to be in her hidey spot. She does occasionally make appearances and can be found in the window or on her scratch post.<br/><br/>Doja can be petted and picked up. She was cooperative at the vet. She will need someone experienced with shyer cats to help her in her journey.<br/><br/>Doja really opened up when she was introduced to other cats. She responded well and they bring out more confidence in her. She is still on guard when it comes to scary humans but will sniff fingers and allow petting on her terms. She is now eating while we are in the room, which is progress.<br/><br/>Doja likes playing with toys and is very observant.

Located in Blairstown, NJ

Must have another cat in the home to be considered for adoption.

Doja is a PB Maine Coon. She was surrendered to a vet's office because her owner was moving. Doja will need someone she can trust who can spend time with her to help her adjust. In her foster home she prefers to be in her hidey spot. She does occasionally make appearances and can be found in the window or on her scratch post.

Doja can be petted and picked up. She was cooperative at the vet. She will need someone experienced with shyer cats to help her in her journey.

Doja really opened up when she was introduced to other cats. She responded well and they bring out more confidence in her. She is still on guard when it comes to scary humans but will sniff fingers and allow petting on her terms. She is now eating while we are in the room, which is progress.

Doja likes playing with toys and is very observant.

Located in Blairstown, NJ

Must have another cat in the home to be considered for adoption.

Doja is a PB Maine Coon. She was surrendered to a vet's office because her owner was moving. Doja will need someone she can trust who can spend time with her to help her adjust. In her foster home she prefers to be in her hidey spot. She does occasionally make appearances and can be found in the window or on her scratch post.

Doja can be petted and picked up. She was cooperative at the vet. She will need someone experienced with shyer cats to help her in her journey.

Doja really opened up when she was introduced to other cats. She responded well and they bring out more confidence in her. She is still on guard when it comes to scary humans but will sniff fingers and allow petting on her terms. She is now eating while we are in the room, which is progress.

Doja likes playing with toys and is very observant.