Molly

Meet Molly, a lady with a heart of gold. With her gentle and compassionate personality, she’ll greet you at the door and shower you with affectionate cuddles and kisses. She’s a low-maintenance companion, and a very cute one too!

Molly shows affection by quietly purring, nudging your legs, and patiently waiting for cuddles. She enjoys soft forehead nudges during conversations and will connect with you by resting her forehead against yours. Although not very vocal, she may occasionally meow to say hello.

One of Molly's endearing quirks is that she often sleeps with her tongue sticking out or her head upside down over her cushioned bed. Compassionate and caring, she often checks up on you, gently placing her paw on your arm and falling asleep nearby to ensure you’re okay.

Molly's adorable habit of randomly sticking her tongue out and rolling around on the floor will always make you laugh. Describing Molly's best, she is gentle, friendly, loyal, and a true cuddle bug. She has a calm demeanor with a sensitive soul, making her a ideal companion.

Among Molly's favourite things are her round cushioned bed and her beloved blue blankie, where she loves to sleep and lounge. She likes to sit by the window and look outside, as she reminisces about her time as an outdoor cat. Molly is currently being trained on a harness to enjoy supervised outdoor play and bask in the sun.

In Molly's typical day, she is an indoor cat, staying in a bedroom with access to amenities and a bathroom window for some sightseeing. She has plenty of toys, scratching posts, and blankets to keep her entertained and comfortable.

Food, treats, going outside, and cuddling are some of the things that make Molly happy and excited. Meeting new people and receiving gentle pats is also high on the favourite list. While she is learning to play, she may choose to sit by herself at times. Molly's ideal match would be someone with outdoor access, who is home more often than not, and resides in a calm household. She can thrive with a young or elderly couple and older children. Molly has shown friendly behaviour towards easy going cats and dogs.

Finally, Molly is litter trained and knows to use her litter tray. Molly was found in an abandoned house and taken in by an amazing and caring neighbour who is currently fostering her. Her kitten Lilah is also in need of a new loving family. Both Molly and Lilah can be adopted separately, but they also have the option to be rehomed together if desired. If you'd like to get to know Lilah, you can find her listing here → www.petrescue.com.au/listings/980510