Brief Bio: Lucy and her sister Lily were brought into foster care on August 17th at only 4 weeks. They have been exposed to calm dogs, older cats, and, older very playful kittens. They have not been around children, but I am confident they would adjust well. She has no known medical concerns. She and her sister can be a bit picky with the wet food they enjoy, but they both are generally very good eaters and love their kibble, too. Lucy is slightly smaller than her sister due to some prolonged GI issues that should be resolved now. Lucy has two little horn markings on her forehead while her sister Lily has the standard tabby M marking.Summary of Personality: Lucy is a brave girl who loves to explore. When she isnt playing with her foster siblings or her sister Lily, she is usually nearby asking for pets or trying to climb directly on top of your head. Her favorite toys are pompoms, fuzzy worms, and cat tunnels. She is very sweet and loves to be cuddled when she isnt running around playing. Her favorite place to lay is on my shoulder near the back of the couch. Lucy would do best with another kitten (such as her sister, Lily) due to how much she loves playing and so she can continue to learn boundaries and how to be a cat. Lucy loves being up high and would appreciate a cat tree in her forever home. She would also love to be adopted with her sister Lily if possible.Is your foster litter box trained?: Yes
