Lilo has settled into her role as the household couch potato. At about 10 months old, she was found as a shy but not feral kitten and given time to come out of her shell. Lilo may live with other cats in her foster home, but it’s clear she prefers quiet one-on-one time with her person. Let her curl up next to you, offer belly rubs, and you'll have a content cat purring steadily through the afternoon. She’s not much for toys these days, but with patience, new interests could emerge. Lilo is still prone to shyness and does best in a calm, adult-only home. Kid energy easily overwhelms her. She does get along well with other cats, but isn’t open to canine companions. Lilo is spayed, up to date on vaccines, FeLV/FIV negative, and microchipped. She’ll happily snooze beside you and slowly carve out her special place in your heart. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.