Dolly

This petite tabico is about a year old and has been slowly discovering all the excellent things indoor life has to offer: soft beds, forehead kisses, gentle pets, other cat friends, and humans who seem to exist just to tell her how pretty she is.<br/><br/>Dolly can be a little shy at first, but not hide under the bed shy. She wants to be near you. Once she deems you safe she’ll roll around happily on the floor beside you, settle in for pets, allow kisses on her cute little forehead, and even hop into bed for some cuddle time. Every new bit of confidence seems to reveal the same thing: this girl is an absolute marshmallow.<br/><br/>She is incredibly gentle and patient, with not one mean bone in her tiny body. Dolly even attended an adoption event and happily accepted pets from strangers all day, which is quite an achievement for a girl who just put her outdoor life behind her.<br/><br/>Dolly would really like to be part of the household action. She’s interested in other cats, adores one of the cats in her foster home, and is fascinated by dogs. She currently has to spend more time by herself than she’d prefer because another resident cat isn't interested in becoming besties, and Dolly can often be found waiting hopefully by the door for her people to come visit. <br/><br/>Dolly also has one tiny souvenir from her former life: after recovering from an old eye infection, one eyelid remains partially visible. It’s permanent but harmless and doesn’t bother her. We think it simply gives her beautiful face a little extra character.<br/><br/>DOB: 5/21/25<br/><br/>All cats are altered, microchipped, dewormed and given age appropriate vaccinations.<br/><br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: We do not have a physical shelter, therefore all our cats reside in foster homes. We do require a completed application prior to setting up a Meet & Greet in a foster home. Complete an application today! https://www.urbancats.org/adopt<br/><br/>Si necesitas ayuda en Espanol, por favor contactenos a info@urbancats.org.<br/><br/>If cats are listed, consider them available. Please do not email or call us asking if they are still available. Visit our website www.urbancats.org/process for additional information about our organization, adoption policies and adoption fees.

This petite tabico is about a year old and has been slowly discovering all the excellent things indoor life has to offer: soft beds, forehead kisses, gentle pets, other cat friends, and humans who seem to exist just to tell her how pretty she is.

Dolly can be a little shy at first, but not hide under the bed shy. She wants to be near you. Once she deems you safe she’ll roll around happily on the floor beside you, settle in for pets, allow kisses on her cute little forehead, and even hop into bed for some cuddle time. Every new bit of confidence seems to reveal the same thing: this girl is an absolute marshmallow.

She is incredibly gentle and patient, with not one mean bone in her tiny body. Dolly even attended an adoption event and happily accepted pets from strangers all day, which is quite an achievement for a girl who just put her outdoor life behind her.

Dolly would really like to be part of the household action. She’s interested in other cats, adores one of the cats in her foster home, and is

This petite tabico is about a year old and has been slowly discovering all the excellent things indoor life has to offer: soft beds, forehead kisses, gentle pets, other cat friends, and humans who seem to exist just to tell her how pretty she is.

Dolly can be a little shy at first, but not hide under the bed shy. She wants to be near you. Once she deems you safe she’ll roll around happily on the floor beside you, settle in for pets, allow kisses on her cute little forehead, and even hop into bed for some cuddle time. Every new bit of confidence seems to reveal the same thing: this girl is an absolute marshmallow.

She is incredibly gentle and patient, with not one mean bone in her tiny body. Dolly even attended an adoption event and happily accepted pets from strangers all day, which is quite an achievement for a girl who just put her outdoor life behind her.

Dolly would really like to be part of the household action. She’s interested in other cats, adores one of the cats in her foster home, and is fascinated by dogs. She currently has to spend more time by herself than she’d prefer because another resident cat isn't interested in becoming besties, and Dolly can often be found waiting hopefully by the door for her people to come visit.

Dolly also has one tiny souvenir from her former life: after recovering from an old eye infection, one eyelid remains partially visible. It’s perman