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Lily

Female • Domestic Shorthair

Listing last checked 7 November 2026

Low energy

Key facts

Age
Not stated
Sex
Female
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Coat
Short
Home
Indoor_outdoor

Could live with

  • Children: Not known
  • Dogs: Yes
  • Other cats: Yes

Taken from Worcestershire Animal Rescue Shelter's listing, and sometimes worked out from Lily's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by Worcestershire Animal Rescue Shelter. Contact them to arrange to meet Lily and start the adoption process.

About Lily

Lovely Lily was handed into our care by a kind neighbour who intervened when he learned that her owner had sadly passed away. Thankfully, due this lifeline, Lily is now safely with us and whilst confused, gives her the chance to find a forever home. Lily is a sweet girl but isn’t loving life in the cattery, so we really hope someone will choose her soon! Lily has no prior experience of children, so would be most comfortable sharing her home with those aged 10 and above, that can appreciate she may need some quiet and a safe space to go when she has had enough. Lily has previously lived with another cat, so may be able to do again pending gradual introductions in the home, which the team will be on hand to advise on. She may also he able to live with a calm, cat-savvy dog, having previously done so. Lily would like a home that can provide both indoor and outdoor access once she is settled in. If you are on the lookout for a loving feline friend, then please pop in an application for Lily.

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