Rescue cat Molly seeks new home after owner hospitalised

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 07:16 · Archive

A six-year-old rescue cat has arrived at an RSPCA centre after her owner was hospitalised.

Molly, a six-year-old white and black domestic shorthair crossbreed, arrived at the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancs branch alongside several other cats after her owner was hospitalised. The charity says she was a much-loved companion now searching for another home.

When she first came into care, Molly displayed signs of over-grooming alongside flea dirt and minor scabs. Her fur has since started growing back well, though her future adopters will need to keep an eye on her coat as she settles in. The RSPCA briefly housed Molly with her sister Smudge, but found both pets were happier living separately because they became frustrated competing for attention.

Molly could potentially share a home with a calm, cat-friendly dog if careful introductions take place. The RSPCA says she would be suited to living with owners who work from home or are semi-retired with 'plenty of time to spend with her'. Anyone interested in adopting Molly can submit a Perfect Match application form through the RSPCA website.

How it is being reported

• Rescue cat Molly searches for a new home after owner is hospitalisedA six-year-old rescue cat is searching for a fresh start after her owner was taken to hospital.Westmorland Gazette · 31 Oct, 06:00
• Rescue cat Molly searches for a new home after owner is hospitalisedA six-year-old rescue cat is searching for a fresh start after her owner was taken to hospital.NW Evening Mail · 31 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Molly · Smudge · RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancs

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