Qwerty, a charming one-and-a-half-year-old domestic shorthair tabby with a distinctive calico coat, is hoping to find her forever family in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Rescued from a challenging hoarding environment by City Kitties, this medium-sized feline has blossomed in foster care, revealing a warm and playful personality.

Initially hesitant after her ordeal, Qwerty has grown to adore her foster family, enjoying cuddles and sleeping close to her foster mom. She's also a social butterfly, happily interacting with other feline foster siblings and entertaining herself with her favorite toy mouse.

Now up-to-date on vaccinations and spayed, Qwerty is ready for a fresh start. City Kitties, a foster-based rescue organization, emphasizes that Qwerty thrives in a home environment. Her unique tri-color coat, a result of inheriting both black and orange fur genes on her X chromosomes, makes her a special find. This genetic combination is almost exclusively seen in female cats.

If you're looking to welcome a loving and playful companion into your life, Qwerty might be the perfect fit. Potential adopters are encouraged to visit citydogsrescuedc.org to submit an application.