More Than Just a Cuddly Cat

Molly is designed to be interacted with. Stroke her back, scratch underneath her chin, talk to her or simply give her a cuddle and see how she responds.

She can meow, blink her eyes, wag her tail, make happy sounds and even snore. Switch on her interactive mode and talk to her, and Molly will repeat what you say in her own adorable kitty-style voice.

There’s always another little reaction waiting to be discovered.

Sometimes Connection Can Be This Simple

You don’t always need a planned activity to enjoy time together. Sit with Molly, stroke her soft fur, talk to her and wait to see what she does next. Her little movements and funny responses give you something to watch, talk about and laugh about together. She can be especially fun when the grandkids visit — because Molly isn’t just for older adults. Children love discovering what she can do too.

A little companion that can bring generations together.

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A Simple, Gentle Activity

Molly doesn’t require complicated instructions or a right or wrong way to play. Simply stroke her soft fur, give her a cuddle, listen to her sounds or watch her respond. This makes her an easy, engaging activity for older adults, including some people living with dementia, and something that can be enjoyed independently or together with family, friends or carers.

And don’t be surprised if the grandkids want a turn too! Molly’s funny sounds, blinking eyes, wagging tail and adorable cat-speak make her fun to discover together, creating lovely opportunities for shared moments during visits and family time.

Everyone is different, particularly when living with dementia, so we recommend considering the individual person’s interests and how comfortable they are with interactive toys.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Molly the Interactive Companion Cat do?

Molly responds to touch with different sounds and movements. She can meow, blink her eyes, wag her tail, make happy sounds and even snore. In Interactive Mode, Molly can also listen to your voice and repeat what you say back in her own adorable cat-speak.

How do I make Molly respond?

Gently stroke Molly along her back or underneath her chin. Different interactions can trigger different responses, so part of the fun is discovering what she does. Gentle, slow strokes work best.

How does Molly's talking mode work?

Press and hold underneath Molly's chin for approximately 3 seconds. When you hear one beep, Interactive Mode is on. Talk to Molly and she'll repeat your words back in her funny kitty-style voice. Press and hold again for approximately 2 seconds until you hear two beeps to exit Interactive Mode.

Is Molly only for older adults or people living with dementia?

Not at all. Molly can be enjoyed across generations. She can make a lovely interactive companion for an older adult, while children and grandchildren can have just as much fun discovering her sounds, movements and funny cat-speak. Molly is suitable for ages 3+.

Is Molly suitable for someone living with dementia?

Molly may suit someone who enjoys cats, soft sensory items or simple interactive activities. She doesn't require complicated instructions and can simply be held, stroked or enjoyed together during a visit. As everyone experiences dementia differently, we recommend considering the person's individual interests and comfort with interactive toys.

Would Molly make a good gift for someone in aged care?

She can be a thoughtful choice for someone who loves cats or enjoys soft, interactive gifts. Molly provides something to hold, stroke, talk to and interact with without the everyday responsibility of caring for a real pet.

What batteries does Molly need?

Molly requires 3 × AA 1.5V batteries, which are not included. The battery compartment and ON/OFF switch are hidden underneath a fur flap on Molly's tummy.

Can Molly be washed?

Molly contains electronic components and should not be immersed in water. If her fur becomes dusty or marked, gently clean the surface with a slightly damp cloth or soft brush and allow her to air dry.

Ready to Meet Molly?

A little cat with a lot of personality — ready for cuddles, conversations and plenty of funny little moments.

Stroke her. Talk to her. See how she responds.

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