Lulu

Please pardon the blurry photos, but Lulu is just so excited to be rescued and living safely indoors, she can’t contain herself!<br/><br/>While she might look at first glance like “just” a plain brown tabby, when you see her in person she’s beautiful—she’s got a gorgeous stripey coat and big, yellow eyes. She’s very outgoing and friendly, although does sometimes get a bit over-excited when she’s being petted and can be a bit nippy, but she gets better about that as she relaxes into a new home.<br/><br/>Lulu was found desperately scrounging for food in an alley in southwest Baltimore City, and after some detective work it was discovered that she had found her way into a vacant house via a missing second story window and had stashed her four kittens there. After some minor breaking-and-entering, the kittens were rescued and are now happy and healthy in a foster home. Mama Lulu, who did such a great job keeping her kittens safe, is now looking for a safe and loving home of her own!<br/><br/>She’s about 1.5-2 years old, and is now spayed, vaccinated for rabies and distemper, tested negative for FIV/feline leukemia and microchipped. She’s barely more than a kitten herself so has lots of playful energy, and she LOVES to get attention from people. She seems OK with other cats and has done well with a middle-school-aged child, although she probably would not be a good match for very young kids. She has not been around dogs.<br/><br/>This sweet girl is a gem who would fit well in just about any home. She’s currently in a foster home in Sykesville in Carroll County (although she could come back to Baltimore to meet prospective adopters if needed). Lulu is not part of Walter Rescue but is being listed here as a courtesy. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/pigtowncats or email eharty@gmail.com.

Please pardon the blurry photos, but Lulu is just so excited to be rescued and living safely indoors, she can’t contain herself!

While she might look at first glance like “just” a plain brown tabby, when you see her in person she’s beautiful—she’s got a gorgeous stripey coat and big, yellow eyes. She’s very outgoing and friendly, although does sometimes get a bit over-excited when she’s being petted and can be a bit nippy, but she gets better about that as she relaxes into a new home.

Lulu was found desperately scrounging for food in an alley in southwest Baltimore City, and after some detective work it was discovered that she had found her way into a vacant house via a missing second story window and had stashed her four kittens there. After some minor breaking-and-entering, the kittens were rescued and are now happy and healthy in a foster home. Mama Lulu, who did such a great job keeping her kittens safe, is now looking for a safe and loving home of her own!

She’s about 1.5-2 years old, and is n

Please pardon the blurry photos, but Lulu is just so excited to be rescued and living safely indoors, she can’t contain herself!

While she might look at first glance like “just” a plain brown tabby, when you see her in person she’s beautiful—she’s got a gorgeous stripey coat and big, yellow eyes. She’s very outgoing and friendly, although does sometimes get a bit over-excited when she’s being petted and can be a bit nippy, but she gets better about that as she relaxes into a new home.

Lulu was found desperately scrounging for food in an alley in southwest Baltimore City, and after some detective work it was discovered that she had found her way into a vacant house via a missing second story window and had stashed her four kittens there. After some minor breaking-and-entering, the kittens were rescued and are now happy and healthy in a foster home. Mama Lulu, who did such a great job keeping her kittens safe, is now looking for a safe and loving home of her own!

She’s about 1.5-2 years old, and is now spayed, vaccinated for rabies and distemper, tested negative for FIV/feline leukemia and microchipped. She’s barely more than a kitten herself so has lots of playful energy, and she LOVES to get attention from people. She seems OK with other cats and has done well with a middle-school-aged child, although she probably would not be a good match for very young kids. She has not been around dogs.<