BARCS’ 1-Year-Old Cat ‘Dotalina’ Looking for Her Forever Home

Well hello there! Funny meeting you here.

My name’s Dotalina. I’m just 1 year old, so I’m full of energy and kitten mischief! As you can see, I’m gorgeous—but there’s more to me than just a pretty face. I could spend HOURS playing with my favorite feather toys. And when I’m tired, you should feel lucky that I’ll grace you with my presence for a post-play nap.

I was found as a stray roaming around Baltimore City. I did okay on my own, but I’ve gotta say, having peasants, uh—I mean, people—come by everyday to feed me, clean my kennel and pet and play with me is WAY better. Everyone keeps telling me about this place called a “forever home,” where people take care of me in a much bigger space. I gotta say, that sounds pretty great!

Would you help me find my forever home? My adoption fee is $75, and you can meet me in person at BARCS.

Looking forward to meeting you!

Adopting a shelter dog is truly saving a life. The shelters cannot save animals without support from the community in the form of adoptions, fostering, volunteering and donations.  If you would like to meet these pups, please visit the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS), located at 301 Stockholm St., Baltimore, MD. 21230.  For directions: http://goo.gl/maps/rndi.  BARCS is open to the public Monday through Friday 2pm-6pm and Saturday and Sunday 11am-4pm.  Please visit their website at barcs.org to see these and other wonderful animals waiting hopefully for their forever homes.

For information about volunteering for BARCS, please contact info@barcs.org or visit the website.  If you are interested in fostering, please contact foster@barcs.org.  If you cannot adopt or foster the dogs but would like to help them on their quest to find a forever family, please share their story via social media or donate through the BARCS website.

About the Author: BARCS Beat

Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, Inc. (BARCS) is a non-profit organization created in July 2005. BARCS takes in homeless and unwanted animals in Baltimore City as part of its mission to provide sanctuary for all animals and to promote a more humane community.