LILY♀
Baby · Domestic Short Hair (medium coat)
Small · Medium coat
About
Welcome to the flower litter! Meet Lily. Lily is a petite girl who enjoys the gentler things in life. She likes being near her human, and enjoys being held. While she is the smallest of the group, she is the most confident and can often be found exploring new things. Fear of the unknown is not in her vocabulary! Lily will do best being adopted with one of her sisters as she is quite the introvert and needs a wee bit of coaxing to be social. She has learned her name and often comes running when called. She's got perfect manners and while she may try (and fail) to sneak a bite of food, she no doubt will steal your heart. Summary of Personality: Lily's personality is very gentle and she is just as likely to sit and watch the action as she is to play. She is very introverted kitten. She is the first to explore something new and shows no fear of new spaces or experiences. While she is still wary of being picked up from overhead, she LOVES being held. She doesn't purr much (yet), but when she does, you will know you've won the lottery. I've heard a couple of Churu's may be key in winning her over! While she is still learning to cuddle, she loves hanging out in her foster mom's arms when she is doing things around the house and likes to sit by her foster mom's feet when she does dishes. She comes running to the name Little Love (and Lily), and it is so fitting for her. **Becasue she is so introverted, Lily should be adopted with Juniper or Rose** Home Life (experience with kids & other pets, etc): Lily is in a quiet household and has no experience with kids or dogs. She does have experience with a range of other cats and has learned to respect the boundaries of her elders and play or interact perfectly with the others. She does not appear bothered by noise, but has been initially timid around guests in the house until they become familiar. Include any observations: Lily is perfectly house trained and is familiar with using an automatic and regular litter box. She hasn't yet learned to jump on counters, so has not had the opportunity to learn those boundaries. She is interested in human food and sometimes is put in a bedroom while her mom eats, but does not bite or show any aggression around the food.