Lily and Gus are compatible if you're looking for two cats. Lily is the very definition of a little old lady cat. Her hobbies include being pet, being cuddled, napping in suspiciously soft places, and supervising the neighborhood through a sunny window. If she looks grumpy, don't be fooled -- she simply committed a little too hard to the dramatic eyeliner trends of the 1950s and the dark lip liner craze of the 1990s. Underneath the permanent "displeased aunt at brunch" expression is an exceptionally sweet cat who is almost never actually upset . The one thing Lily does object to is being picked up. The moment her paws leave the ground, she forgets she is a cat entirely and transforms into a loudly protesting bowling ball with fur. Lily is an easygoing, affectionate companion whose only real flaw is that her paws are deceptively tiny and somehow feel like stilettos when she steps directly on your ribs. She is so polite and demure that she will gently indicate which hand you should be petting her with, then stare at you expectantly while waiting for formal permission to join you on the couch. Despite being delightfully chunky, Lily is not food obsessed. She mostly grazes like a free feeder, ignores human food completely, and enjoys the occasional treat puzzle when she feels intellectually ambitious. She likes catnip well enough, but most toys are beneath her interests. Lily also has impeccable litter box manners. Lily is the unbonded sibling of Gus. Now that they've settled into foster care, it's clear they coexist beautifully as roommates rather than inseparable best friends. They don't fight over food, water, or litter boxes as long as each has their own setup. They don't cuddle or play together, but they comfortably share space. Please visit https://felinerescue.org/all-cats/ to learn more about me and where I am located!