​Luli was saved, along with her Mom, from a high kill shelter. She contracted an upper respiratory infection in the shelter, as did her mom. Sometimes, for tiny kittens, it can become chronic. It's possible Luli will occasionally sneeze and have runny eyes, especially when stressed. If you are one of the many humans who have allergies, you can relate and this will endear this sweet kitten to you. It certainly hasn't slowed her down. She's doing well and, as you can see from the video, her Mama taught her how to play nice and has taught her good litter box etiquette. 

See the photo of Luli on the bed? Look at those eyes. Bright, intense and ready to pounce. This kitten isn't sick, she is looking to party. 

If unique is what you seek, know that Luli has a thing for socks. See the photo of her clutching a little black blob? That's her sock. She loves her sock, carries it around in her mouth, plays with it. I'm sure she'll cherish your socks just as much. It's better than letting the dryer eat them, right?

We'd love for you to adopt Luli and her Mama but understand if that's not possible. Give either or both a good home and they promise to dance at your wedding. 

Save a Stray cats are tested for FIV/FeLUK, dewormed, spayed or neutered, microchipped, treated for fleas and given vaccinations for age. Fill out adoption application at saveastray.org . The adoption fee is $90. Thank you for giving a good home to a rescue animal.