Tilly is a young adult cat that we rescued with several kittens and other adult cats from a hoarding situation. Tilly has been spayed and finished weaning what was to be be her last-ever litter, and now she's ready to begin the next chapter of her healthier life! Tilly does have an eye deformity where her eye membrane is adhered to her cornea, suspected to be a result of illness as a kitten (upper respiratory illnesses are very common in kittens, especially in multi-cat homes with a lot of stressors and/or many unvaccinated cats and kittens). Her eye will need to be monitored for the remainder of her life, and she will likely always have a periodically runny eye - any questions or suggestions for follow-up care can be directed to your primary veterinarian. While she likely has very limited vision in that eye, Tilly doesn't let it stop her! She is a spunky girl full of love and life, and she's ready to become your new best friend. She gets along well with the other cats, and could likely get used to a good-natured dog after a proper introduction. (All cats we adopt out are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on age-appropriate vaccines, tested for FeLV/FIV, treated for fleas, dewormed, and microchipped) Our adoption application and policies can be found here: www.secondchancear.org/adopt-1