Lola was rescued from the streets of Tijuana alongside her sister and has been growing up in a foster home in San Diego, surrounded by cats of every personality. She’s got a tomboy streak: unfussy, not a troublemaker, always ready for a game of tag with her foster siblings. She craves human attention—trailing at your heels from room to room, keeping a close and curious eye on whatever you’re up to. Unlike some lap cats, Lola isn’t fond of being picked up or hugged, but she’ll stoically tolerate a hug if she knows it’s coming. She prefers a gentle head scratch or a friendly chat over being carried around, and her expressive face says as much. Lola is petite for her age and has stayed trim even as she matured, lending her a spry, perpetual-teen look. She’s healthy, spayed, and tested negative for FeLV/FIV, with vaccines up to date. She gets along with other easygoing cats, mixes well with dogs when their personalities mesh, and has a gentle, easy-to-live-with presence that would suit homes with children. She avoids conflict and shies away from dominant or bully cats, so she’ll do best paired with mellow roommates or as a single companion with plenty of human interaction. If you’re unsure about her quirks, ask about a foster-to-adopt trial—some cats blossom in quieter homes with fewer competitors for affection. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!