Will leave posted for 30 days please advise us if anything changes

I've just taken her to the vet for quick exam and microchip scan. She is about a year old, a little over 6 lbs and has no chip.

Update/Recap: On July 30th, a young female black cat with white spot on her throat wandered into our yard. She's friendly, but had no collar and we've been unable to locate an owner after putting up 'found cat' signs and posting on various social media sites (FB/Nextdoor/SeeClickFix). I've also scanned pet finder site to see if she matches any lost cat postings with no luck. I've had her scanned for a microchip at the vet and a cursory exam puts her at about 1 year old and just over 6 lbs. She also appears to have not been spayed.

Since we haven't had any luck locating existing owners, and we are unable to adopt her ourselves because our current cat does not play well with other, we're looking for anyone willing and able to adopt her. My 5 yr old son and I interact with her frequently and she remains friendly with no signs of aggression (aside from typical cat playfullness) or particularly destructive tendencies, (full disclosure: she scratches at the rug a bit, but it shows no damage.) We really would like to get her adopted out or at least find her a safe alternate foster home in the meantime ASAP. She's had to be sequestered in my studio to keep her away from our own cat and we'll be having some work done on our house soon and I'm worried she'll turn neurotic from the combination of being confined and all the commotion. (For the record, she is not currently acting neurotic in anyway.)

I also have a litter box, round carpeted cat house and mouse-chase toy she enjoys that you can have gratis!

Please share and help us find her a forever home!!!

Update on our found cat: We have an adoptive family for her! In association with the Melrose Humane Society, we'll be making sure the cat and her new family are fully vetted (ha) and if all goes well, she should be in her new home this Wednesday. Thanks so much to everyone who helped us get the word out and to Brian at MHS!

Thank you for all your efforts thanks again kevin

Thank you again