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About Dolly

Dolly is a beautiful female British Shorthair with stunning amber eyes and a soft ginger coat that's impossible not to admire. She's an incredibly shy girl who is still learning to feel safe and confident around people, but with patience and kindness, her gentle nature is slowly beginning to shine through. Dolly hasn't had much early socialisation, so she's looking for someone who understands that trust takes time-but the reward is a truly special bond.

Food is the key to Dolly's heart, and she absolutely loves being brushed, making these perfect ways to connect with her and build her confidence. As a heavy shedder, she'll need regular grooming, which she happily enjoys once she feels comfortable. Dolly would do best in a quiet, calm household where she can settle in at her own pace without too much noise or activity. For the right person willing to give her time, Dolly will blossom into a loving and loyal companion.

Dear Visitor, please note a property check may be required before adoption to ensure the safety and welfare of our animals. Rental agreements allowing pets will be required for adoptions into rental properties.

Please note that this website is live and updates frequently, there is a chance that by the time you arrive at our location the animal you have an interest in might have been adopted by another party. We unfortunately can not put animals on hold over the phone.

Dolly

Name: Dolly

Type: Cat

Breed: British Shorthair

Sex: Female

Size: Small

Colour: Ginger

Age: 11 months

Animal ID: 71319

Where to find me

Location: Devonport

Phone: (03) 6709-8100

Address:

108 Tarleton Road, Spreyton, Tas, 7310.

Adoptions:

Open daily 10am - 2pm.

Contact us today to learn more about adopting Dolly

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