We have made the unfortunate decision to rehome our female cat Lily. She was born in June 2019 making her 7 years old. She has no health issues and has only needed to go to the vet for yearly check ups and vaccinations. We believe that she may be part munchkin as she has shorter legs and tail than the average cat. She is shy to start off with but will warm up with time and patience.
The reason we are having to rehome Lily is because she is no longer happy with us. Lily is a solitary cat and so we got a new kitten to be friends with our 8 year old ginger “kitten” as he would try to play with Lily but she wouldn’t have a bar of it and would hiss and spit. Now that our new kitten has come along she has got even more fearful of cats and has started staying away from home for longer periods. It’s no longer fair for us to keep her and we believe that it is in everyone’s best interests that Lily finds a new home where she is the only cat getting all the love and attention she deserves. She is really such a sweet wee girl and we love her so much but with a rambunctious 5year old and a 2 other cats in the house she is becoming less and less the lily we know and love. Please feel free to message me about anything else and to set up meeting etc.
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