Lulu was adopted as a kitten and, after years in a home, suddenly found herself needing a new start when her person moved away and left her behind. There wasn’t much information given, but as soon as Lulu returned to the rescue, she visited the vet and came through healthy. She’s now living with a caring foster, quietly working on finding her comfort again. Lulu is cautious—she’ll purr when she feels safe but hisses when scared. There’s no aggression, just an understandable wariness after being uprooted for reasons that weren’t her fault. Her foster mom has noticed that Lulu has a quirky way of watching everything with just her eyes, her head still, and she’s started winding around her foster’s legs during mealtime—even while hissing, progress in its own way. Lulu’s heart needs a gentle touch: a quiet home with patient people who can give her space and let her regain trust at her own pace. Watching her adjust is all about small victories, like her first rub or cautious approach. If you’re ready to meet her where she’s at and take a chance on a cat who’s learning once more to feel safe, Lulu could be waiting for you. What are you waiting for? Apply today!