Dora, Dora, Dora the tabby explorer!

Her big, alert eyes are always seeking out her next big adventure, whether that’s the tinkling bell at the end of a scuttling wand toy or a hearty handful of treats presented before her stately self. Let her sniff your hand, and she may lean her cheek in for a pet or two. This vocal communicator with big feelings is not afraid to let you know when she has had enough attention. Be sure to read her signs, as she can get overstimulated. She, like the bilingual heroine of the iconic children’s show, will confidently tell you, “Swiper, stop swiping!”

Even the most daunting of explorers can balk at the new scenarios thrown at them along the hero’s journey, and Dora is no exception. She can take some time to adjust to new environments, but when she is settled, she is very affectionate. She will do best in a calm home with a patient adopter who is experienced at reading cat behavior and responds to her cues and boundaries. Dora is also not one for assembling a motley crew of feline buddies, instead preferring to go on her expeditions solo. Therefore, she must be the only member of her adventure party at home.

Could you be the human “Boots” to this real-life “Dora?” Fill out an online adoption questionnaire today!

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