Dolly Purrton’s 136-Day Wait Ends with Adoption

Dolly Purrton, a 3-year-old black-and-white cat, spent 136 days at the Michigan Anti-Cruelty Society before being adopted. The shelter had noted that she was their longest resident, a title she held until a carrier finally carried her home.

The shelter’s social-media campaign kept Dolly’s story circulating, hoping the right person would see her. After 136 days, the shelter announced that Dolly had been adopted and thanked everyone who helped keep her visible.

Key takeaways

• Dolly Purrton is a 3-year-old black-and-white cat.
• She was the longest resident at the Michigan Anti-Cruelty Society.
• Dolly waited 136 days in the shelter.
• She was adopted on day 136.
• The shelter thanked supporters for keeping her story visible.

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Originally reported by iHeartCats. Read the full article.

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