Lilah

Introducing Lilah, a friendly and playful little ball of fluff. The best thing about Lilah's personality is her friendliness. She adores people and animals of all ages, shapes, and sizes. This cheeky little kitten has an abundance of love to give!

When it comes to showing affection and connecting with people, Lilah is a pro. She often greets you at the door, purring and gently nudging your legs to say hello. Lilah will offer you her toys to engage in playtime, patiently waiting for cuddles and the opportunity to be picked up. At night, she will either sleep in her cosy round cushioned bed or snuggle up next to you. Lilah has a tendency to fall asleep behind your back, keeping you warm throughout the night, or snuggling into your arm for extra comfort.

Multiple words come to mind when it comes to describing Lilah's personality: playful, social, friendly, active, cheeky, loyal, funny, calm, extroverted, and adventurous. Her vibrant soul shines through in everything she does.

Lilah has a few favourite things that bring her joy. She loves playing with toys, especially those with a cord attached and cardboard box. However, caution is advised as she has a tendency to eat the strings, so they should be hidden until playtime. Lilah also enjoys occasional outdoor visits, as she was previously an outdoor kitten. She is currently being trained to wear a harness, allowing her to safely explore and play in the grass. When she's not napping, Lilah likes to sit by the window to watch the world go by. And it's no secret that Lilah is happiest and most cuddly when her belly is full of food and treats.

Lilah has a few quirky habits as well. One interesting quirk is her tendency to match your toilet time. Since her litter tray is in the bathroom, she waits until you go in there to do her business. It may be a peculiar behaviour, but it certainly adds a touch of humor to your daily routine.

Lilah's perfect match could be a variety of wonderful homes. She would thrive in a calm household with outdoor access. She could be a great companion for a young or elderly couple, or even a family with children between the ages of 6 and 12. It would be ideal for her new owners to be home more often than not, providing her with the attention and love she deserves. Lilah could also happily coexist with other feline friends and has shown friendly behaviour towards easy going dogs.

Finally, Lilah is litter trained and is used to using either pine pellets or recycled paper pellets in her litter tray. Lilah was found in an abandoned house and taken in by an amazing and caring neighbour who is currently fostering her. Her mother Molly is also in need of a new loving family. Both Lilah and Molly can be adopted separately, but they also have the option to be rehomed together if desired. If you'd like to get to know Molly, you can find her listing here → www.petrescue.com.au/listings/980509