Molly

Gender: Female, spayed<br/>Age: 2 years old<br/><br/>Personality: Molly is independent, but will sit with you, and let you hold her like a baby until she does not want to anymore. She would prefer a quiet home, but has been fine with active kiddos. Molly can be playful and lazy - she plays with her kittens, but also likes to observe them playing with toys and each other. She really enjoys tunnels to hang out in. The foster said it would be nice for her to go with one of her kittens - either Georgie or Ginny but it is not required. <br/><br/>Around other cats: Molly is fine with her kittens. She is anxious when entering other areas outside of her foster area. She is not aggressive towards resident cats, but makes it known that she is scared. She will let resident cats about a foot near her. <br/><br/>Around dogs: Unknown but with a slow introduction and time to adjust, she would likely be fine. <br/><br/>Around kids: great, does well with the foster's 8 year old. <br/><br/>Background: Molly appeared at one of our feral colonies that we manage in early 2025. She was elusive, we had a difficult time catching her. In the spring, we found three mostly white kittens and on camera, we could see that Molly had recently given birth. However, Molly disappeared. We took the three kittens in and then in the fall of 2025, she suddenly re-appeared pregnant. We were able to catch her this time and the day before she moved to her foster home, she gave birth to four more kittens for the last time. <br/><br/>Vetting done: Spayed, FVRCP vaccine series completed, Rabies vaccinated, combo test (neg/neg), microchipped, dewormed, and treated for ring worm by Irondequoit Animal Hospital<br/><br/>Concerns:<br/>Medical: History of ring worm but was treated for 6+ weeks and has been confirmed as cleared up by our vet. <br/><br/>Behavioral: None<br/><br/>Intake: 10/12/25<br/><br/>Location: Foster home<br/><br/>Adopt: https://form.jotform.com/rightmeowrescue/adoption-application

Gender: Female, spayed
Age: 2 years old

Personality: Molly is independent, but will sit with you, and let you hold her like a baby until she does not want to anymore. She would prefer a quiet home, but has been fine with active kiddos. Molly can be playful and lazy - she plays with her kittens, but also likes to observe them playing with toys and each other. She really enjoys tunnels to hang out in. The foster said it would be nice for her to go with one of her kittens - either Georgie or Ginny but it is not required.

Around other cats: Molly is fine with her kittens. She is anxious when entering other areas outside of her foster area. She is not aggressive towards resident cats, but makes it known that she is scared. She will let resident cats about a foot near her.

Around dogs: Unknown but with a slow introduction and time to adjust, she would likely be fine.

Around kids: great, does well with the foster's 8 year old.

Background: Molly appeared at one of our feral colo

Gender: Female, spayed
Age: 2 years old

Personality: Molly is independent, but will sit with you, and let you hold her like a baby until she does not want to anymore. She would prefer a quiet home, but has been fine with active kiddos. Molly can be playful and lazy - she plays with her kittens, but also likes to observe them playing with toys and each other. She really enjoys tunnels to hang out in. The foster said it would be nice for her to go with one of her kittens - either Georgie or Ginny but it is not required.

Around other cats: Molly is fine with her kittens. She is anxious when entering other areas outside of her foster area. She is not aggressive towards resident cats, but makes it known that she is scared. She will let resident cats about a foot near her.

Around dogs: Unknown but with a slow introduction and time to adjust, she would likely be fine.

Around kids: great, does well with the foster's 8 year old.

Background: Molly appeared at one of our feral colonies that we manage in early 2025. She was elusive, we had a difficult time catching her. In the spring, we found three mostly white kittens and on camera, we could see that Molly had recently given birth. However, Molly disappeared. We took the three kittens in and then in the fall of 2025, she suddenly re-appeared pregnant. We were able to catch her this time and the day before she moved to her