Lily White

Meet Lily White, the little snow princess with a heart as big as her bright future. At just 10 months old, she’s already proven she’s tougher than she looks. This brave girl came to Little Paws Kitten Rescue after it was discovered she had a broken hip - and that was after she had already had surgery to fix a broken knee just weeks earlier. Talk about bad luck! Thanks to the amazing vets at The Cat Clinic Brisbane (and a whole lot of love), Lily is now healed, happy, and ready to find her forever home.
 
With her silky white coat and striking heterochromia – she has one golden eye and one bright blue - Lily is -nothing short of stunning. (She swears that David Bowie is her style icon.) She adores pats, especially when you’re lying in bed, and if you stop too soon, she’ll give you a little boof to remind you that your work isn’t done yet.
 
She’s happiest when she’s close to her people, often snoozing on the bed or keeping you company around the house. But don’t be fooled by her gentle side - Lily also loves a good play session and has perfected the art of the zoomies now that she’s pain-free. She is also a master at playing. Now that Lily is pain-free, she’s making up for lost time – and she plays hard, she dives headfirst into any interactive play – toys on a string but she is not limited to just that she loves every toy she can get her paws on. Lily White is a spirited little lady who plays with gusto and isn’t shy about using her teeth when she’s overstimulated or feeling feisty. She’ll thrive in a calm, cat-savvy home without young children—ideally with someone who understands feline body language and appreciates her bold personality.
 
If you’re ready for a cat with character, charm, and one of the best back stories around, Lily White is waiting to meet you.
 
All Little Paws Kitten Rescue cats and kittens come to you vet checked, desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed, flea treated, and litter trained. As we are a rescue group, the adoption fee is not negotiable. Little Paws Kitten Rescue cats and kittens are indoor or cat enclosure only and must go to homes that intend them to stay that way. This is for their safety, the health of the cat or kitten and for the environment. It is our foster carer’s choice as to which home a cat or kitten goes to. We match the cats and kittens to the adoptee; we do not necessarily “sell” to the first caller. As our foster carers are all volunteers raising the cats and kittens in their own home, we would appreciate you letting them know if you cannot make an appointment.