Holly

Holly is a domestic short haired, brown tabby, petite spayed female young adult cat with an estimated date of birth of late May 2022. Holly was rescued from a hoarding situation and arrived at the rescue underweight, malnourished, burdened with intestinal parasites, and heavily pregnant. Holly was a young, first-time mom and presumed to have been impregnated at around 5 months of age in late October 2022 as Holly gave birth to the Santa reindeer litter of kittens on Dec. 27, 2022. Holly had a steep learning curve with this mothering thing, but she was a wonderful mom after a very difficult delivery of 5 kittens. <br/><br/>Holly's days of producing more kittens are over, and she is ready for her forever home. Holly has been introduced to several other adults and their children when her kittens were available for adoption in mid-2023, and she did well. Holly is best placed in a quieter home as the only cat and allowed time to readjust to a new environment. Holly is sweet but timid since her initial contact with other humans in her first few months of life was limited and under unsanitary, unsafe and overcrowded conditions with way too many other cats. However, Holly has grown much more confident and will willingly approach potential adopters during meet and greets in her foster home.<br/><br/>Spayed, up to date on vaccinations, negative for both feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus, litter box trained and microchipped. Selective in which adult cats that she is comfortable with, but probably could be paired with a kitten under 3-4 months of age. As a former momma cat, Holly doesn't take any guff from other adult cats or unruly kittens. Unknown with dogs. Holly had a dental with numerous extractions in March 2026, and her only remaining teeth are her lower canines and lower incisors. Holly is able to eat both dry kibble cat food and canned pate' with water added to the canned food to make it soupier.

Holly is a domestic short haired, brown tabby, petite spayed female young adult cat with an estimated date of birth of late May 2022. Holly was rescued from a hoarding situation and arrived at the rescue underweight, malnourished, burdened with intestinal parasites, and heavily pregnant. Holly was a young, first-time mom and presumed to have been impregnated at around 5 months of age in late October 2022 as Holly gave birth to the Santa reindeer litter of kittens on Dec. 27, 2022. Holly had a steep learning curve with this mothering thing, but she was a wonderful mom after a very difficult delivery of 5 kittens.

Holly's days of producing more kittens are over, and she is ready for her forever home. Holly has been introduced to several other adults and their children when her kittens were available for adoption in mid-2023, and she did well. Holly is best placed in a quieter home as the only cat and allowed time to readjust to a new environment. Holly is sweet but timid since her initial contact with other hu

Holly is a domestic short haired, brown tabby, petite spayed female young adult cat with an estimated date of birth of late May 2022. Holly was rescued from a hoarding situation and arrived at the rescue underweight, malnourished, burdened with intestinal parasites, and heavily pregnant. Holly was a young, first-time mom and presumed to have been impregnated at around 5 months of age in late October 2022 as Holly gave birth to the Santa reindeer litter of kittens on Dec. 27, 2022. Holly had a steep learning curve with this mothering thing, but she was a wonderful mom after a very difficult delivery of 5 kittens.

Holly's days of producing more kittens are over, and she is ready for her forever home. Holly has been introduced to several other adults and their children when her kittens were available for adoption in mid-2023, and she did well. Holly is best placed in a quieter home as the only cat and allowed time to readjust to a new environment. Holly is sweet but timid since her initial contact with other humans in her first few months of life was limited and under unsanitary, unsafe and overcrowded conditions with way too many other cats. However, Holly has grown much more confident and will willingly approach potential adopters during meet and greets in her foster home.

Spayed, up to date on vaccinations, negative for both feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus, litter bo