This is sweet Molly. She was rescued at 4 weeks old from a hoarding situation with over 45 kittens and cats. The cats were living in deplorable conditions and many were sick. Molly was the tiniest of the 15 kittens rescued and she had a terrible upper respiratory infection in her eye and deformed back legs. A trip to the vet identified a congenital defect from an abnormality in the leg’s growth plates but there was little to be done for her eye. The URI had already done too much damage and she lost sight in that eye. But time worked in ‘lil Molly’s favor and as she continued to thrive, her legs grew stronger, and now you can barely tell there’s an issue and it certainly does not hamper her mobility. She is a very active, independent kitty that will not be outdone by her siblings, Boots and Mittens. A little shy at first, once she warms up she loves to be held like a baby and scratched behind the ears. In return she will reward you with the sweetest purrs. She is completely vetted, her sick eye has been removed, and she is now looking for her forever family!! Molly would do best in a home with another playful kitten or cat. Molly’s digestive system is still developing, and she does not digest chicken and grain well, so she is on a chicken/grain free diet. We feed her a kibble from PetCo (Wholehearted grain free salmon recipe). There are other brands (Purina One is also a good choice) that can be purchased online or in the store at PetSmart and Chewy’s that would also be a good food choice. Visit Molly at Pet Supermarket in the Galleria area, 5086 Richmond Ave., or complete an application so you can be contacted personally by Molly's foster coordinator.