Lisa appeared at one of the feeding stations, clearly not feral, just hungry and in need of some kindness. She approached easily—friendly, relaxed, and obviously once used to being someone’s companion. Every effort went into tracking down her owner, but no one claimed her. Sadly, that usually means she was left behind in that area. She didn’t miss a beat adjusting to her new circumstances and accepted help without hesitation. Now, Lisa is spayed, vaccinated, FeLV/FIV negative, microchipped, and has recovered from an ear infection. She’s about seven years old, short-haired, and the definition of sweet and trusting. Lisa loves people, does well with calm cats, and could easily thrive as the only cat in your home. She has made her feelings clear when it comes to dogs—they aren’t for her. Right now, Lisa is safe, warm, and getting the care she should have had all along. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.