Ever thought about having your own raccoon, only to realize it's out of the question? Lu, the "trash cat," brings all the raccoon quirk—striped tail, playful mischief, and a surprising love of bread—wrapped up in feline form. She bursts into a room with energy and always has something going on, whether she's leaping after toys, burrowing under blankets, or simply keeping an eye on the world out the nearest window. There’s no shortage of antics with Lu around. Lu arrived due to her previous owner facing housing challenges. She craves stimulation, both mentally and physically, and needs structured play as much as a sunbeam for an afternoon nap. She greets people at the door and, for all her independent streak, is easy to handle—even permitting to be held like a baby. Not typically a lap cat, she’ll still sidle up on cold nights and brings toys over when she wants to engage. Lu does best in a home that's calm, stable, and offers her an initial base to settle in before she explores. She gets along with other playful and respectful cats but prefers not to share her space with dogs. For families, older, cat-savvy kids are a good fit. Lu is on a daily anxiety pill to help her adjust since she can get nervous, and she thrives when routines are steady. She’s 4.5 years old, spayed, and vaccinated, ready to join a household that appreciates her fun-loving, unconventional style. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.