Lily is a truly beautiful girl with a charming personality, ready to bring joy to her new home. She is wonderfully food-motivated, making playtime particularly engaging when treats are involved. After a fun session of play, Lily loves nothing more than to curl up in a soft, fuzzy cat bed for some quiet cuddle time. Her petite stature, weighing around 8 lbs, gives her the endearing appearance of a grown-up kitten, adding to her sweet nature.
As an American Shorthair, Lily embodies many desirable traits, including adaptability and a generally good-natured temperament. This breed is known for being easygoing and affectionate, thriving in a stable home environment. Her short coat requires minimal grooming, making her relatively low-maintenance, and she has a moderate shedding level. Lily would do well as a solo pet or with one other calm feline companion, as she tends to be shy around multiple cats and prefers a quieter environment.
Lily is seeking a loving home where she can be either the only cat or share her space with just one or two other calm felines. She is fully housetrained and comes spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested negative for FIV/FeLV, with current flea prevention. If you can offer this sweet, playful, and affectionate girl a peaceful and loving environment, she would be a wonderful and cherished addition to your family.
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