Molly

dob 4/4/24<br/><br/>Molly’s clipped ear shows she was picked up and spayed in a TNR project, but instead of being returned to the colony, was considered social enough to be a pet. That’s how she came to TC Paw from a property overrun with cats. The skittish, timid cat we took in has long since become a friendly cat ready for adoption, and we can’t figure out why it hasn’t happened yet. Her fur alone is a reason to adopt her. Petting her soft, silky coat is a therapeutic pleasure. Molly is a playful, curious, observant cat who is loving the indoor life with its warmth, food, toys, soft beds, and attention from people who pet her and scratch her head the way she likes. She’ll brush softly against your legs, asking to be petted. Or fed, if you’re in the kitchen. She has a sweet, small voice. She’s a good eater, and she uses her scratcher and litter box as she should. After she gets to know them, Molly does well with other adult cats but not kittens. She needs a quiet, adult home. She came in with her sister Pam. Check out Pam’s page too.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting this TC Paw cat or would like to set up a meet-and-greet, please complete the<br/><br/>Pre-adoption Application<br/><br/>.

dob 4/4/24

Molly’s clipped ear shows she was picked up and spayed in a TNR project, but instead of being returned to the colony, was considered social enough to be a pet. That’s how she came to TC Paw from a property overrun with cats. The skittish, timid cat we took in has long since become a friendly cat ready for adoption, and we can’t figure out why it hasn’t happened yet. Her fur alone is a reason to adopt her. Petting her soft, silky coat is a therapeutic pleasure. Molly is a playful, curious, observant cat who is loving the indoor life with its warmth, food, toys, soft beds, and attention from people who pet her and scratch her head the way she likes. She’ll brush softly against your legs, asking to be petted. Or fed, if you’re in the kitchen. She has a sweet, small voice. She’s a good eater, and she uses her scratcher and litter box as she should. After she gets to know them, Molly does well with other adult cats but not kittens. She needs a quiet, adult home. She came in with her sister Pam. Check out Pam’s

dob 4/4/24

Molly’s clipped ear shows she was picked up and spayed in a TNR project, but instead of being returned to the colony, was considered social enough to be a pet. That’s how she came to TC Paw from a property overrun with cats. The skittish, timid cat we took in has long since become a friendly cat ready for adoption, and we can’t figure out why it hasn’t happened yet. Her fur alone is a reason to adopt her. Petting her soft, silky coat is a therapeutic pleasure. Molly is a playful, curious, observant cat who is loving the indoor life with its warmth, food, toys, soft beds, and attention from people who pet her and scratch her head the way she likes. She’ll brush softly against your legs, asking to be petted. Or fed, if you’re in the kitchen. She has a sweet, small voice. She’s a good eater, and she uses her scratcher and litter box as she should. After she gets to know them, Molly does well with other adult cats but not kittens. She needs a quiet, adult home. She came in with her sister Pam. Check out Pam’s page too.

If you are interested in adopting this TC Paw cat or would like to set up a meet-and-greet, please complete the

Pre-adoption Application

.