Holly the Tabby Cat good with dogs

Holly is a sweet, slightly shy girl of about 1.5 years who is looking for a patient adult home where she can finally relax and show her cuddly side. Her fosters have seen it and now it's your turn! <br/><br/>Holly has an adorable clipped ear which means she was originally found outside. Luckily since she was not a feral kitty so she became available for adoption. Holly has adjusted to indoor life like a champ.<br/><br/>She is initially shy, but in a quiet space with someone she trusts, she transforms. In her foster home, she visits the home office every day, hops into her foster dad's lap, and melts into chin scratches so blissful she drools. She loves sleeping on top of the couch, finding a good sun spot in the house and playing with tennis balls or a wand. <br/><br/>Holly's ideal home:<br/><br/>Adults who understand that trust is earned, and who are happy to let her set the pace.<br/>A calm household without young children.<br/>While she currently does live with two other cats she longs to be a single and queen of the castle.<br/>A dog is fine. She mostly ignores her canine housemates.<br/><br/>What Holly needs: time, patience, and a quiet routine. A cat who already loves lap time after just a few months in foster care is one who will bond deeply with the right people. She's a true diamond in the rough, and the person who earns her trust will have a loyal, affectionate companion for life.<br/><br/><br/>INTERESTED IN ADOPTING?<br/><br/>Please visit pbj.org and click the ADOPT link at the top of the page to complete a no-obligation adoption application and to view our adoption fees.<br/><br/>It's best to apply and be pre-approved to adopt before attending an adoption event.<br/><br/>We are always in need of foster homes ... to learn more, please visit pbj.org and click the FOSTER button at the top of our home page.<br/><br/>The adoption fee includes age-appropriate vaccinations, FIV/FeLV combo testing, microchipping, and spay/neuter.

Holly is a sweet, slightly shy girl of about 1.5 years who is looking for a patient adult home where she can finally relax and show her cuddly side. Her fosters have seen it and now it's your turn!

Holly has an adorable clipped ear which means she was originally found outside. Luckily since she was not a feral kitty so she became available for adoption. Holly has adjusted to indoor life like a champ.

She is initially shy, but in a quiet space with someone she trusts, she transforms. In her foster home, she visits the home office every day, hops into her foster dad's lap, and melts into chin scratches so blissful she drools. She loves sleeping on top of the couch, finding a good sun spot in the house and playing with tennis balls or a wand.

Holly's ideal home:

Adults who understand that trust is earned, and who are happy to let her set the pace.
A calm household without young children.
While she currently does live with two other cats she longs to be a single and queen of the cas

Holly is a sweet, slightly shy girl of about 1.5 years who is looking for a patient adult home where she can finally relax and show her cuddly side. Her fosters have seen it and now it's your turn!

Holly has an adorable clipped ear which means she was originally found outside. Luckily since she was not a feral kitty so she became available for adoption. Holly has adjusted to indoor life like a champ.

She is initially shy, but in a quiet space with someone she trusts, she transforms. In her foster home, she visits the home office every day, hops into her foster dad's lap, and melts into chin scratches so blissful she drools. She loves sleeping on top of the couch, finding a good sun spot in the house and playing with tennis balls or a wand.

Holly's ideal home:

Adults who understand that trust is earned, and who are happy to let her set the pace.
A calm household without young children.
While she currently does live with two other cats she longs to be a single and queen of the castle.
A dog is fine. She mostly ignores her canine housemates.

What Holly needs: time, patience, and a quiet routine. A cat who already loves lap time after just a few months in foster care is one who will bond deeply with the right people. She's a true diamond in the rough, and the person who earns her trust will have a loyal, affectionate companion for life.


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