Meet Lotty! Lotty’s story began when she was just a tiny kitten trying to survive in the busy parking lot of the Safeway on Country Club in Stockton. She was seen dodging cars when a kind woman who cared for feral cats in the area spotted her and quickly scooped her up to safety. Lotty was originally processed for adoption, but the woman who rescued her fell in love and decided to keep her. A few years later, however, the caregiver sadly became ill and was no longer able to care for the large number of cats she had. Lotty has now returned to our program and is once again searching for love—hopefully in all the right places this time. Lotty is a sweet soul who gets along well with other cat-friendly cats. She has been through a lot of change in her life, but she remains gentle, loving, and ready for the stability of a true forever home. Now all Lotty needs is a family of her own—one that will give her the love and security she deserves for the rest of her life. Could Lotty be the missing piece in your family? If you’re ready to give Lotty the loving home she has been waiting for, she’s ready to give you a lifetime of love in return. Please submit an application today at www.secondchancekitty.org.. All Second Chance Kitty cats are free fed a quality dry food with low or no grain and are STRICTLY INDOOR ONLY. Studies have proven cats live longer, healthier lives and on average require less financial burdens at veterinary offices when they are kept indoor only. There are so many predators out there, both human and animal and it is sadly unsafe to let them roam unattended. All of our babes come altered, microchipped, vaccinated, rabies (if age appropriate), FeLV/FIV negative, dewormed, flea treated, litter box trained and full of love. Our adoption fees are a minimum $150 donation. Anything beyond $150 helps rescue another babe. Adoption isn’t an impulsive decision, it must be thought out carefully. Owning a cat is a 15 to 20+ year commitment. Can we afford a cat? If we’re renting do they allow pets here? Is there a pet deposit? Can we afford the pet deposit? What if we get sick, what if the kitty becomes ill and has to see a veterinarian? Kitty requires routine check-ups, annual vaccines, quality food, litter and toys, can we afford this? These are all questions a responsible pet owner must ask themselves. If you can make this type of commitment please take a moment and visit our website at www.secondchancekitty.org to submit an application. Second Chance Kitty is a local non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to assisting cats, kittens and an occasional dog, escape a life of abandonment, abuse and neglect.