Meet Lacey! From Lacey's foster parent: I found Lacey abandoned in a carrier on the sidewalk during a rainstorm in Westminster. I brought her home and got her warmed up and dried off--she was soaking wet. When I got an appointment later that week to get her spayed, the vet told me she had been recently lactating....but there were no kittens in the carrier with her. She was depressed and didn't eat much for months, but gradually came around, started eating better and became increasingly friendlier and more relaxed. Lacey not a huge fan of other cats but she does tolerate them. She would do great as an only pet but would be fine with another cat friendly cat. She likes wet and dry food, but prefers dry. Has excellent litter box habits. She likes to "talk" to her human. Not shy about asking for head scratches and pets. She’s affectionate and seeks out human attention. She likes to Sleep on the bed with me at night. As a New Year’s resolution to give back to your community, consider adopting a pet that is patiently waiting for a forever home. “Saving one animal won’t change the world, but it will change the world for that animal.” All medical has been done. Fixed, fully vaccinated, microchipped, negative for leukemia and FIV, treated for fleas and worms. Having all this done at a vets on your own would cost at least 2 to 4 times more! Adoption fee $250