About Dora

Name: Dora

Age: 1 year

Coat: Black colour. Sleek and silky texture.

Health Status: Sterilised, vaccinated, microchipped with passport. Slight bend in the end of her tail. No health issues.

My Ideal Home: I would like a calm and quiet home. I enjoy being with my mum, Sheba, and my sister, Bean. I feel safer if I can climb to high areas. I need a patient human who will wait for me to adapt slowly first. I would do well in a home with no young children.

Playing Style: I like to run around and climb high to jump. I enjoy playing with balls, but not as much as running and climbing.

Dislikes: I do not like being grabbed and picked up for cuddles when I am not ready. I would like to come to my human on my own terms. I am generally quite nervous in personality.

Dogs: I am nervous of dogs. I would be able to adapt to a home that had a calm dog that I had the freedom to stay away from.

Scroll down to read more of my story.

Know Her Story

Dora is one of the three kittens that were abandoned at our door in a carrier with their amazing mother, Sheba, and her siblings, Mumbo Jumbo and Bob. The babies were less than a week old. All three thrived, and their mother went on to adopt more newborn kittens that had been rejected by their own mother, giving them even more siblings to play with and bond with.

More Information About Dora

Dora got her name for being the explorer of the litter. Mommy's little shadow is never afraid to discover something new and exciting. Dora is very playful, sociable and super affectionate.

She has beautiful, soft and silky fur, and stunning yellow eyes, like all her siblings. With her beauty, she could be a show cat. She is easy to recognise because she has a slight kink at the tip of her tail, but it does not affect her at all, it just gives her character.

Dora would benefit from having another cat to play and cuddle with, as she is very affectionate and has a maternal nature like her mother.

She likes to climb and play with her siblings and her mother. Despite her playful nature, she is also a very calm and sweet cat. Her name comes from the adventurous spirit she had as a kitten, just like Dora the Explorer. She may be nervous in new situations, but she always finds the courage to explore.

Other Ways To Help

If you cannot adopt Dora, there are other ways to help. Your donation, no matter how small, will help cover her care, food and veterinary expenses. Help us give Dora the best possible life while she waits for her forever home.

You can also view content such as videos and photos on our social media, where we regularly upload more content of our furry friends.

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