Liza was adopted as a third cat to my daughter's home near Peoria, Illinois. She is a rare purebred Persian calico, long-haired and lovely, with a sweet disposition. Her problem? She will not share a litterbox with the other two cats. Once somebody else has used it, she will go on the floor. Very frustrating, since she's such a sweet and beautiful animal in every other way. She needs to be somebody's ONLY cat.
Liza is about four years old and currently living in a large dog crate that accomodates her own private litterbox, her food, water, and bedding. However, we all agree this is no way for her to live out her lonely life of isolation. She's been neutered and declawed in the front feet, before my daughter got her. She's the only one of the three that they own that is totally docile even in a bath...just purrs and is happy for the attention.
If anyone out there has a situation where she could share their lives, I think my daughter would happily give her up for free, but it needs to be someone kind and loving...we've all gotten attached to her, and you will, too, as soon as you see her little face.
I am only the grandmother of this cat, so e-mail me at ironnail@winco.net if you are interested and live close enough to Peoria to come and get her. Karen
Industry, IL
