Dora is currently on foster and thriving! With time and patience, she is now an affectionate lap cat. It's taken her time to get to this point, as she was once a nervous cat so she will need time and patience in her new home to feel safe and you'll see her blossom over time. She needs someone who will celebrate the small wins—like her first play session or a moment of curiosity—and give her all the time she needs to feel safe. If you're someone who finds joy in helping a shy cat come out of her shell, Dora may just be the special soul you’ve been waiting for.
A word from Dora's fosterers:
Little Dora is a shy girl who can usually be found sunbathing and quietly watching the world go by from the windowsill. Every now and then, she will have a burst of playful energy and bat her toys about which we absolutely love to see. We think that deep down she might be a bit of a softie and we are hopeful that with patience, she will start to trust us more and show us her sweet and playful side.
More details about Dora
To stop them wandering back to their old area, they cannot be rehomed to certain areas of Westbury. Dora is likely to have very little road sense, so must be adopted to quiet area and an area away from any fast/sporadic roads.