Hi. I’m Zilwaukee… but you can call me Zilly. (DOB 9-9-24) I’ll answer to both, especially if snacks are involved. I’m a young, fearless queen with a big personality packed into a sleek, athletic body. I don’t just play—I launch. Toys beware. Shadows beware. Your ankles… well, they’re probably safe (unless you start it). I’m independent, which means I’ve got my own thing going on—but don’t get it twisted, I like people. I’ll hang out, make you laugh with my goofy antics, and accept your admiration like the star I am. I’m brave, curious, and always ready to investigate everything. Now, let’s talk roommates: I prefer to be your one and only feline superstar. Other cats? Hard pass. If you’re looking for a funny, confident, slightly mischievous best friend who will keep life interesting and your heart full, I think we might be a perfect match. So when are you coming to meet me? I’ll be the one stealing the show. Zilwaukee has been spayed, given age/weight appropriate vaccines, and dewormed. The adoption fee is $150. Adoption fees include spay, age/weight appropriate vaccines and deworming. If you are interested in adopting this independent little girl, please complete an adoption request form on our website www.pawsanimalrescue.net. Must be at least 21 years old to apply. IMPORTANT: An adoption request form must be filled out and approved before we will make special arrangements to meet a cat/kitten. A volunteer will review your adoption request form and contact you if your request is approved or if further clarification is required. We will make every attempt to contact APPROVED applicants within three business days of request submission (M-F). Paws adopts to homes that are best fits for our animals needs, and not on a first-come, first-serve basis. We are a volunteer organization and regret that we do not have the resources to contact applicants that are not approved. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. For more information, please visit our website at www.pawsanimalrescue.net and use the contact us form.