Dolly
Wonky Pets Rescue
Dolly lives with a foster carer, so you meet Dolly after applying, not at the rescue's address.
Dolly is no longer on Wonky Pets Rescue's website. We noticed on 2 November 2026. That usually means they've found a home.
About Dolly
Dolly is an 18 month calico female. She is flea and worm treated, will be microchipped, spayed and will have had her 1st vaccination. She can return to one of our vets in Swadlincote, Tamworth or Northampton for a FREE 2nd vaccination when due. She will be ready to leave after 24/10/26. Dolly will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance.
Beautiful Dolly’s story began outdoors, where she was found straying and gave birth to her kittens outside, without the safety and comfort of a loving home. It must have been such a difficult start for this lovely girl, having to bring her babies into the world while living outside and facing all the uncertainties that come with life as a stray. Thankfully, Dolly and her very young kittens were brought to safety and into rescue, where they finally had the chance to be cared for and protected.
Dolly is a friendly, gentle girl who enjoys the company of people. She has a lovely nature and would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a single feline friend to welcome into their home and family.
Dolly needs to be an only cat in her forever home, and would not be suitable around dogs. She could live with sensible children aged 5 years and above.
Dolly is very clean in her litter tray and enjoying her whiskas wet food and IAMS dry food.
Dolly will need a home with a nice safe garden WELL AWAY FROM ANY BUSY OR FAST ROADS where she can explore once settled.
She is being fostered in Belton, Nr Loughborough but can be rehomed further afield (please bare in mind returning to one of our vets for a 2nd vaccination) subject to home check and an adoption donation of £125.
As written by Wonky Pets Rescue.
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