Lily comes with a history as stormy as her attitude. After a tree crashed through her last home and workers filled the place with loud noises, she arrived at her foster house a bundle of fear—screaming, growling, hissing at the world. Now, she's settled somewhat, but make no mistake: Lily is all tortitude. She absolutely needs a home with no other pets and no children. Lily grudgingly accepts the adults in her foster home, but the sight of another cat or sudden noise sends her back to square one. She has a track record of stress-related urinary issues, though she's doing well currently. Loud sounds and storms terrify her, so patience is non-negotiable; it'll take weeks or longer for her to trust new surroundings. She travels better with gabapentin and, with the right human, can be surprisingly affectionate—she even let some strangers at the vet give her a friendly pat. If you can give her the time, space, and quiet she needs, Lily might slowly show you her truest, bravest side. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!