Dori is a very friendly kitten and purrs immediately as soon as she is touched. She likes to curl up next to you while you are sleeping. She loves to lie on her back for you to tickle her tummy. She loves to play with her toys and walks around carrying a small, soft, ball in her mouth. 

Dori has very unusual gray markings. Her fur is white underneath; her back is medium gray with a beautiful marbled pattern of light gray. She is very soft and woolly to touch. She uses the litter box and sharpens her claws on the Turbo scratcher or scratching posts.

Dori and her brother and sister, Tommy and Callie, were found by the police on the outskirts of a forest preserve. They were alone and no one knows what happened to their mother. The police contacted the Almost Home Foundation who immediately found them a foster home. They were starving! Despite the trauma they had been through, they quickly settled in to their new surroundings and began to gain weight. Within a few days, they had the run of the house. 

Dori must be adopted with another kitten. Her brother and sister have already been adopted. If the adopter already has a kitten around her age, she can be adopted by herself. Kittens under six months old must be adopted in pairs because they are so playful. This eliminates them from becoming destructive. Dori gets along well with multiple cats so would probably be best suited to an environment that had other animals for her to play with rather, than being adopted by herself. She hasn't been exposed to dogs, but would probably get along with them after she gets used to them.

If you are interested in adopting this cat please leave a message at (630) 293-0582
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