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Darla

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Available

RSPCA Danaher Animal Home

Age
5–6 years
Sex
Female
Breed
Domestic Shorthair

Good with

  • Dogs — no: “No”

About Darla

Pretty Darla is on the lookout for a very special home where she can enjoy the quieter things in life and be loved for the lovely girl she is.

When Darla first came into our care, she was a very unsure girl. Her background had left her feeling worried and unsure of new faces and a new environment. She would often choose to hide away in her castle where she felt most safe. But with time, patience and a little understanding, we've started to see a lovely change in her.

These days, Darla is much more curious about the people around her. You'll often find her waiting at her glass door or perched on top of her castle, keeping an eye on what's going on. She now enjoys some attention, on her terms, especially when it involves some gentle fusses and head tickles.

Darla is still a sensitive girl, though, and she'll need a home that understands her little quirks and respects her boundaries. She's not looking for a busy household or a family who expect her to be an instant lap cat. Instead, she needs a quiet, calm environment with someone or a family who is happy to take things slowly, let her come around in her own time and appreciate the little milestones along the way.

We'd love to see Darla find a family who will give her the patience, kindness and security she deserves. Someone who understands that trust takes time, but that the bond you build along the way is special.

Darla might not be the sort of girl who throws herself into your arms straight away, but she's showing us that there's a lot of love and curiosity behind that initially cautious exterior.

Could you be the special person Darla has been waiting for?

As written by RSPCA Danaher Animal Home.

View on RSPCA Danaher Animal Home's site

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