Lovely Lily – Tuxedo Snuggle Bunny Seeks Loving Home With Cuddly Person – Supplies Included – Hamburg, NY

From her emerald green eyes to her velvety soft black and white coat, Lily is a cat that will leave adorable tiny footprints on your heart. This sweet girl loves to snuggle and is every bit as playful at age 9 as she was as a kitten. Lily is a healthy, indoor cat. She is very clean and well behaved.

Lily lives in Hamburg, NY, near Buffalo, but would be purrfectly happy to move to where you live. She would prefer to be an only pet, but would probably be just find in a home with cat-friendly dogs and children older than 12.

Please offer this feline flower the loving home she deserves. You can learn more about Lily and arrange to meet her by calling her pet rehoming specialist, Debbie Moore, toll free at (888) 720-3322. You can also fill out our “Request to Meet a Pet” form here:
http://petrehoming.net/adopt-a-pet/ 

There is a $25 pet rehoming/adoption processing fee. All supplies included.

Hi, My name is Lily!

I am a short hair black and white (Tuxedo) Female Cat. I am 9 years young, very healthy and weigh 9 pounds. I live in Hamburg, NY.

Lily loves to cuddle, play in laundry baskets, she does not go outside, so I do not have to worry about her sneaking out. She likes to help you get ready in the bathroom in the mornings by taking up the sink, she knows not to jump up on everything, such as the countertops, and kitchen tables.

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There is a $25 adoption/rehoming fee. All supplies will be included.

All About Lily

Age of Pet: 9
Spayed/Neutered?: No
Health Problems: No
Up To Date on Vaccinations: No
Gets along with cats: No
Gets along with dogs: No
Good with Children?: Unknown
House Broken or Litter Trained?: Yes
Accessories Included: We will supply with any extra food and treats we have, toys, cat carrier, brush, water and food bowl.
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Lily’s Personality

Lily love to cuddle, play in laundry baskets, she does not go outside, so I do not have to worry about her sneaking out. She likes to help you get ready in the bathroom in the mornings by taking up the sink, she knows not to jump up on everything, such as the countertops, and kitchen tables.

Lily’s Current Home Environment

Currently our house is under construction, so she is limited in the spaces she usually likes to go to. Usually, she has most of the house. We are on the go, in and out a lot more so lately.

Lily’s Current Family:

Currently it is my husband and I. We have a dog along with Lily. We are expecting our first child.

Lily’s Favorite Toys, Foods, Activities?

Lily does not like soft food. Even treats she likes to have crunchy treats. She does not like to eat out of peoples hands. The food that I give her she likes the most, is purina cat naturals, indoor. The treats she loves are the whiskas temptations in chicken or turkey. She does not like fish. She LOVES chicken. She loves playing with strings, little balls, and loves chasing a laser. She also loves to sunbath in windows.

Cute Lily Story:

Lily loves bird watching. In the summer, I have the windows open. She got excited when a bird landed on the ground right below the window. She accidentally pushed the screen out and fell outside on top of it. It was not a far drop thankfully. I don’t know if she was so stunned because she fell out the window, or because she was outside, she did not move at all. I had enough time to run around the house and get her. To this day she, she still likes to bird watch, but she does not even attempt to jump up on the screen.

Why is Lily Being Rehomed?

We are doing construction on our house and we are expecting our first child. Lily is limited in the space that she can run around in, as our house is not very large, it makes a big difference not allowing her to go into 2 different rooms. I know that we will not be able to give her the attention that she needs. Also, with being pregnant, I do not want to have any health risks.

Lily’s Perfect Adoptive Home Will Be:

Lily does not have much experience around children, so I would assume that she would not do very well. I think that she would do best with someone, who is not gone for more than a day or 2 at a time, she becomes depressed when she does not have human interaction for small periods of time. The less animals, the better, so she can have more attention.

Request to Meet Lily Here