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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Gray or Blue/White
Age
10 years 10 months old, Senior
Sex
Female
Pet ID
3784
Hair Length
–
My details
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Lily! This mellow lady came to HARP when her previous owner could no longer care for her. Lily was very shy when she first came to our shelter, but as her true personality has come out, she has shown to be a very chill, laid back cat. Lily is a social eater and would like nothing more than for you to pet her while she has a lil snack! She'd appreciate a furever family that is familiar with cat body language that will allow her the space and time she needs to get settled into her new home. Lily has lived with another cat, so may be interested in sharing her new home with another kitty friend as long as they are introduced slowly. We're not sure how she would feel about living with a dog, and small children likely wouldn't be the best fit for this chill gal. Our medical team recommends that Lily be seen by a kitty dental clinic after adoption, and she is currently taking a medication for the Osteoarthritis in her hip. If this little cutie sounds like the gal for you, stop in to adopt her today!
Meet Lily! This mellow lady came to HARP when her previous owner could no longer care for her. Lily was very shy when she first came to our shelter, but as her true personality has come out, she has shown to be a very chill, laid back cat. Lily is a social eater and would like nothing more than for you to pet her while she has a lil snack! She'd appreciate a furever family that is familiar with cat body language that will allow her the space and time she needs to get settled into her new home. Lily has lived with another cat, so may be interested in sharing her new home with another kitty friend as long as they are introduced slowly. We're not sure how she would feel about living with a dog, and small children likely wouldn't be the best fit for this chill gal. Our medical team recommends that Lily be seen by a kitty dental clinic after adoption, and she is currently taking a medication for the Osteoarthritis in her hip. If this little cutie sounds like the gal for you, stop in to adopt her today!
To adopt visit us at 1101 Western Ave, Pittsburgh PA 15233 during the Adoption Center Hours below.
Our adoption process is aimed at matching you, your family and your current pets with our animals for adoption. An adoption counselor (or volunteer) will introduce you to our animals in a private meeting room. We will share information about the animal's history and needs, behavior assessment and any volunteer / staff comments.
When you find the right pet for you and your family, the adoption counselor will assist you in completing the proper paperwork. This process includes signing an adoption contract, reviewing medical history and providing proper pet care information. This process takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.
What you will need in order to adopt:
A valid PA state ID with your current address.
We recommend all members of the household meeting the animal before adopting.
If you are interested in adopting a dog and have other dog(s) living in your household, it is recommended that all dogs meet each other at the shelter.
Certain animals require additional steps.
Adoption fee is accepted in cash or credit/debit card. Checks, American Express and Discover are not accepted as payment.
PLEASE NOTE: We are not able to hold or accept a deposit for animals. Adoptions are approved for the first qualified home.
To adopt visit us at 1101 Western Ave, Pittsburgh PA 15233 during the Adoption Center Hours below.
Our adoption process is aimed at matching you, your family and your current pets with our animals for adoption. An adoption counselor (or volunteer) will introduce you to our animals in a private meeting room. We will share information about the animal's history and needs, behavior assessment and any volunteer / staff comments.
When you find the right pet for you and your family, the adoption counselor will assist you in completing the proper paperwork. This process includes signing an adoption contract, reviewing medical history and providing proper pet care information. This process takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.
What you will need in order to adopt:
A valid PA state ID with your current address.
We recommend all members of the household meeting the animal before adopting.
If you are interested in adopting a dog and have other dog(s) living in your household, it is recommended that all dogs meet each other at the shelter.
Certain animals require additional steps.
Adoption fee is accepted in cash or credit/debit card. Checks, American Express and Discover are not accepted as payment.
PLEASE NOTE: We are not able to hold or accept a deposit for animals. Adoptions are approved for the first qualified home.
Our humanity emboldens our compassion toward all living creatures.
Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP) is one of Pennsylvania’s largest non-profit organizations dedicated to the welfare of animals, pet owners and the community.
Our Vision
The end of animal abuse, suffering, and homelessness.
Our Mission
Caring for animals, inspiring communities.
Who We Are
Our humanity emboldens our compassion toward all living creatures.
Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP) is one of Pennsylvania’s largest non-profit organizations dedicated to the welfare of animals, pet owners and the community.
Our Vision
The end of animal abuse, suffering, and homelessness.
Our Mission
Caring for animals, inspiring communities.
