Lotus

This beauty isn’t new to us as this is her second time with us. She was adopted as a little kitten about 8 years ago. Fast forward to early 2025 when we got a call from animal control that they had a cat with our microchip. When we looked it up we informed them of who the adopter was and that she was adopted as a kitten. They said she was in rough shape and would let us know what the adopter said.<br/>About 5 minutes later we heard back and they said the adopter told them Lotus had gotten out 2 weeks after they adopted her and they just assumed she was dead. They moved on and were not interested in taking her back. We have no idea what happened between then and now but we knew she wasn’t in a good place.<br/>When we picked her up she was extremely thin and had a severe head tilt and would circle when walking. We got her to our RPAW Animal Wellness Center right away and determined she had Diabetes and a severe inner ear infection. She was started on treatment for both and placed in a foster home.<br/>It has been amazing watching her bloom into the amazing girl she is. She LOVES people and she LOVES food haha. She will always have a slight head tilt and when she gets really excited she circles but she is doing so much better.<br/>We would love to find her a forever home. She does well with other cats and small dogs. She loves to play and she loves catnip.<br/>Adoption fee is $200<br/>Adoption applications available at rpaw.org

This beauty isn’t new to us as this is her second time with us. She was adopted as a little kitten about 8 years ago. Fast forward to early 2025 when we got a call from animal control that they had a cat with our microchip. When we looked it up we informed them of who the adopter was and that she was adopted as a kitten. They said she was in rough shape and would let us know what the adopter said.
About 5 minutes later we heard back and they said the adopter told them Lotus had gotten out 2 weeks after they adopted her and they just assumed she was dead. They moved on and were not interested in taking her back. We have no idea what happened between then and now but we knew she wasn’t in a good place.
When we picked her up she was extremely thin and had a severe head tilt and would circle when walking. We got her to our RPAW Animal Wellness Center right away and determined she had Diabetes and a severe inner ear infection. She was started on treatment for both and placed in a foster home.
It has been amazing watch

This beauty isn’t new to us as this is her second time with us. She was adopted as a little kitten about 8 years ago. Fast forward to early 2025 when we got a call from animal control that they had a cat with our microchip. When we looked it up we informed them of who the adopter was and that she was adopted as a kitten. They said she was in rough shape and would let us know what the adopter said.
About 5 minutes later we heard back and they said the adopter told them Lotus had gotten out 2 weeks after they adopted her and they just assumed she was dead. They moved on and were not interested in taking her back. We have no idea what happened between then and now but we knew she wasn’t in a good place.
When we picked her up she was extremely thin and had a severe head tilt and would circle when walking. We got her to our RPAW Animal Wellness Center right away and determined she had Diabetes and a severe inner ear infection. She was started on treatment for both and placed in a foster home.
It has been amazing watching her bloom into the amazing girl she is. She LOVES people and she LOVES food haha. She will always have a slight head tilt and when she gets really excited she circles but she is doing so much better.
We would love to find her a forever home. She does well with other cats and small dogs. She loves to play and she loves catnip.
Adoption fee is $200
Adoption applications available at