Is Lilly good with other pets?

Yes, she has lived with other cats and dogs but may be shy at first. She may prefer being the only pet in a peaceful household.

Is Lilly good with kids?

Yes, Lilly is gentle and tolerant with children, making her a good companion for families with respectful kids.

Is Lilly spayed and healthy?

Yes, Lilly is spayed and in good health. She is not currently up to date on vaccinations, but has no known medical issues.

Is Lilly litter trained?

Yes, Lilly is fully litter trained and has excellent indoor manners.

How can I adopt Lilly?

Visit https://pet-net.net/maine-coon-mix-cat-adoption-dallas-texas/ and complete the adoption application form at https://pet-net.net/adopt/.

Adorable Maine Coon Mix Cat For Adoption In Dallas Texas - Meet Lilly

Q: What kind of cat is Lilly?

Lilly is a 7-year-old female Maine Coon mix with a long, silky coat and a sweet, calm personality.

Q: Why is Lilly being rehomed?

Lilly's original owner moved out of state after a divorce and couldn’t take her. Her temporary guardian is now in pet-restricted housing and is urgently seeking a loving permanent home for her.

Looking for a gentle, soulful Maine Coon mix to share quiet moments and cozy windowsills? Meet Lilly—a 7-year-old rescue cat in Dallas, TX who’s all heart and whiskers. Calm, affectionate, and full of silent wisdom, Lilly is hoping for a second chance at love in a peaceful forever home.

Lilly the Lovebug: A Texas Tall Tale with a Maine Coon Heart

You know that quiet kind of love that sneaks up on you—the kind that curls up beside you at the end of a long day and purrs like a lullaby? That’s Lilly. She’s not loud about it. She doesn’t demand attention or swing from chandeliers (although she does make a very elegant centerpiece on the windowsill). But when she looks up at you with those wise, soulful eyes and gives you one of her soft little head boops… well, your heart doesn’t stand a chance.

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Lilly is a 7-year-old Maine Coon mix who radiates calm, soft-hearted charm. She was rescued years ago in Kansas, and she’s been rescuing her people ever since—quietly, loyally, and with impeccable litter box manners. She’s a whisper of a cat, gentle as a breeze and just as refreshing.

Lilly won’t be the one tearing up your curtains or meowing at midnight. She’ll be the one curled at your feet while you work, sunbathing on the couch when you read, or blinking slowly at you from across the room like she just read your soul and approved.

She’s been through some stuff—more than any sweet cat should. After a divorce and an unexpected move, Lilly was left behind when her original owner had to relocate and couldn’t bring her. Her new caretaker, a kindhearted corrections officer living in staff housing on campus, stepped in to keep her safe—literally breaking the rules to do so. But now, time is running short.

He can’t keep her much longer, and surrendering her to a shelter isn’t an option he can stomach. That’s why we’re racing the clock to find Lilly the loving, permanent home she deserves.

Lilly is the kind of cat who adjusts with grace. She’s lived peacefully with other cats and dogs, but if she’s your one and only, she truly blossoms—chatting softly, following you from room to room, quietly watching the world from a windowsill perch. She’s kind to children, gentle with guests, and an absolute star when it comes to using her litter box and keeping her claws where they belong (i.e., not on your couch).

She’s not a diva. She’s a dignified lady. No special needs. No drama. Just a quiet little rescue girl hoping for one more rescue—yours.

So if your heart has a little space, and your home could use a sweet, whiskered guardian of peace and purring, Lilly is waiting. She doesn’t need a palace. Just a soft bed, a scratch post, and someone who will love her for the gentle little gem she is.

Ready to make room for Lilly?
Click the link below to apply and bring home a cat who will love you with every quiet beat of her big Maine Coon heart. 💜

Questions About Lilly? Check out our Lilly Adoption FAQ below or contact us by email at petrehomingnetwork@gmail.com

How To Adopt Lilly

Please fill out our online meeting request form via the button below. Once your application is received and reviewed, a member of our Dallas cat rehoming team will ask the pets owner to reach out to you and arrange a meeting.

ADOPT Lilly HERE!

There is a $40 adoption/rehoming fee. Supplies and veterinary records will be included.

All About Lilly – Maine Coon Mix cat For Adoption in Dallas TX

Name of Pet: Lilly
Location: Dallas, TX, 75241
Type of Pet: cat
Breed of Pet: Maine Coon mix
Sex of Pet: Female
Age of Pet: 7 years
Weight: 10 pounds
Spayed/Neutered?: Yes
Health Problems: No
Behavior Issues: No
Up To Date on Vaccinations: No
Gets along with cats: Yes
Gets along with dogs: No
Good with Children?: Unknown
House Broken or Litter Trained?: Yes
Crate Trained?: Unknown
Accessories Included:

Lilly’s Location

Lilly is located close to the following towns and cities in Texas, and can be adopted from anywhere within a reasonable distance.

Dallas TX,
Highland Park TX,
University Park TX,
Irving TX,
Balch Springs TX,
Duncanville TX,
Mesquite TX,
Farmers Branch TX,
Grand Prairie TX,
Richardson TX,
Addison TX,
Lancaster TX,
Garland TX,
DeSoto TX,
Carrollton TX,
Glenn Heights TX,

Adopt this deserving Maine Coon Mix cat in Dallas TX today.

Lilly’s Adoption FAQ

Thinking about adopting Lilly? This FAQ covers everything you might want to know about this sweet Maine Coon mix cat before applying. If you have a question not answered here, please don’t hesitate to contact us!

🐾 General Information

What kind of cat is Lilly?

Lilly is a 7-year-old female Maine Coon mix. She has a long, silky coat, expressive eyes, and a calm, affectionate temperament typical of the breed.

Where is Lilly located?

Lilly is currently being fostered in Dallas, Texas, and can be adopted by families within a reasonable driving distance, including nearby cities like Irving, Grand Prairie, Garland, Mesquite, and more.

How much does it cost to adopt Lilly?

There is a $40 adoption/rehoming fee. This helps cover her care and transition, and includes any remaining food, litter, supplies, and her veterinary records.

Why is Lilly being rehomed?

Lilly was left in the care of her current guardian after her original owner moved out of state post-divorce and couldn’t take her along. He is now living in staff housing where pets are not allowed and is doing everything possible to avoid surrendering her to a shelter.

🩺 Health & Veterinary

Is Lilly spayed?

Yes, Lilly has been spayed.

Is Lilly up to date on vaccinations?

No, she is currently not up to date on vaccinations. Her adopter may wish to update her vaccines after adoption.

Does Lilly have any known health problems?

No, she is currently in good health and does not require any special medications or treatments.

Is she microchipped or tattooed?

No, Lilly is not microchipped or tattooed.

🐱 Personality & Behavior

What is Lilly’s personality like?

Lilly is calm, gentle, and sweet. She’s a quiet companion who enjoys being near her people but isn’t demanding. She loves windowsills, cozy corners, and the occasional head rub or chin scratch. She’s a true feline lady—elegant and affectionate.

Is she playful?

Lilly is not overly playful, but she does enjoy interactive play in moderation. She prefers a peaceful home and will entertain herself with gentle exploration and lounging.

Is she vocal?

No—Lilly is known for being very quiet and communicates mostly through eye contact and body language.

Is she litter trained?

Yes! Lilly has excellent litter box habits and has never had an accident outside the box.

Does she scratch furniture?

No. When given a proper scratch post or pad, she completely leaves furniture alone. She’s a polite girl!

🐶 Other Pets & Children

Does Lilly get along with other cats?

Yes. Lilly grew up with other cats and can co-exist peacefully. She may be a bit shy at first but adjusts with time. She may prefer being the only cat, where she can bond deeply with her human.

Does Lilly get along with dogs?

She has lived with dogs in the past but tends to be aloof around them. A calm, cat-savvy dog may be fine, but she would prefer a dog-free home or one where she has space to herself.

Is Lilly good with children?

Yes. Lilly has been gentle and patient around children and does not bite or scratch. However, a quieter household may suit her best.

🏡 Ideal Home & Transition

What kind of home would be best for Lilly?

Lilly would thrive in a quiet, loving home—whether with a single person, couple, or family. She’s low-maintenance and would be a perfect match for someone looking for a calm companion who loves quietly and loyally.

How will Lilly adjust to a new home?

Lilly is adaptable but may need a few days to settle in. She’ll likely choose a cozy hideaway at first, then gradually emerge to claim your heart. Slow introductions to other pets are recommended.

What should I have ready for Lilly’s arrival?

A clean litter box with unscented litter
Scratch post or pad
High-quality cat food and fresh water
A soft bed or blanket
Patience, love, and a few cozy windowsills

Can I meet Lilly before deciding?

Yes! If your application is approved, you’ll be able to arrange a meet-and-greet with Lilly’s current caregiver to ensure it’s a good fit for everyone.

📄 Adoption Process

How do I apply to adopt Lilly?

Please fill out our online adoption meeting request form. Once we receive and review your application, we’ll contact you to arrange next steps.

Is there a home visit or screening involved?

We screen applicants carefully to ensure the best match for Lilly. A virtual or phone interview may be conducted, and we encourage open conversations about your lifestyle, home setup, and pet experience.

Will I get Lilly’s veterinary records?

Yes, all available veterinary records will be provided to her new family.

Is there a trial period?

While we do not offer formal trial periods, we always prioritize the pet’s well-being. If something isn’t working out, we ask adopters to contact us first so we can assist in finding another solution.

What happens after adoption?

We love staying in touch! You’re welcome to send us updates and photos. We’re always here for questions, guidance, or to celebrate Lilly’s new life.

💌 Final Thoughts

Lilly is a cat who will bring serenity, warmth, and quiet companionship to your home. She has weathered life’s storms with grace and is ready to start her next chapter with someone who cherishes her calm spirit and gentle heart. If that someone is you, please don’t wait—apply today and give Lilly the peaceful, forever home she’s been patiently waiting for.

Apply to Adopt Lilly