Dora the Explorer

Dora the Explorer was found in a car engine and was lucky that the car owners cared enough to take the engine apart to get her out. She was treated for burns and has been combo tested, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and spayed. <br/><br/>Exploradora was initially shy, but she has never abandoned her curious nature. She loves to check out new toys and explore new areas of the house. Her favorite activities are chasing spring toys, running through tunnels, and playing with other cats. Dora will need some time to warm up to new people, but once she gets to know you she will talk to you with expressive meows, ask for back scratches, and snuggle up at night. <br/><br/>She loves being with other cats, so we think she'd do best in a home with another cat. She's never met dogs or young kids - she's shy around rambunctious people, but she'd probably do alright with calm dogs or kids older than 12. If you are interested in adopting Dora the Explorer, email emily@coppellhumanesociety.org

Dora the Explorer was found in a car engine and was lucky that the car owners cared enough to take the engine apart to get her out. She was treated for burns and has been combo tested, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and spayed.

Exploradora was initially shy, but she has never abandoned her curious nature. She loves to check out new toys and explore new areas of the house. Her favorite activities are chasing spring toys, running through tunnels, and playing with other cats. Dora will need some time to warm up to new people, but once she gets to know you she will talk to you with expressive meows, ask for back scratches, and snuggle up at night.

She loves being with other cats, so we think she'd do best in a home with another cat. She's never met dogs or young kids - she's shy around rambunctious people, but she'd probably do alright with calm dogs or kids older than 12. If you are interested in adopting Dora the Explorer, email emily@coppellhumanesociety.org

Dora the Explorer was found in a car engine and was lucky that the car owners cared enough to take the engine apart to get her out. She was treated for burns and has been combo tested, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and spayed.

Exploradora was initially shy, but she has never abandoned her curious nature. She loves to check out new toys and explore new areas of the house. Her favorite activities are chasing spring toys, running through tunnels, and playing with other cats. Dora will need some time to warm up to new people, but once she gets to know you she will talk to you with expressive meows, ask for back scratches, and snuggle up at night.

She loves being with other cats, so we think she'd do best in a home with another cat. She's never met dogs or young kids - she's shy around rambunctious people, but she'd probably do alright with calm dogs or kids older than 12. If you are interested in adopting Dora the Explorer, email emily@coppellhumanesociety.org