Loving Homes Wanted (Part 1 – Molly)

Molly together with Sally (Tuesday’s cat) were part of a large TNR (trap, neuter, return) colony of cats in Camus, Connemara.  Two elderly gentleman were overwhelmed with cats and Galway Cat Rescue were asked to help.  As one of the gentlemen went into a nursing home it was decided that most of the cats should be rehomed.  All the Connemara cats were tested and both Molly and Sally are FIV/FELV negative.  Molly needed extensive dental work.  She recovered extremely well and she and her sister were offered a foster home with Tricia.  After a time Tricia formally adopted the pair and they thrive on an in and out life with plenty of freedom. Both are spayed flea/wormed and vaccinated and micro-chipped.  Despite the fact that Molly has lost several teeth she happily munches on wet and dry food (provided the kibble isn’t too big). She’s a gentle, quiet cat with a very sweet nature and in the right home should blossom.  She is not totally attached to Sally so would be happy on her own or in the company of other cats.  Molly would be suitable for a home without young children as it is felt they would be a little much for her.

Would you consider giving Molly a chance?  If so, please contact Galway Cat Rescue by email at galwaycats@gmail.com or send them a message via Facebook.

Update

Molly has been adopted. She went to her new home on Saturday 24th September. She has gone to live with another cat and three dogs and there’s not a bother on her. She has been out exploring the house already.