The NOCO Pet of the Week is a little different than what you have been seeing over the most recent pets of the week from NOCO Humane. Today, we pivot to a divine feline named Lily.

NOCO Humane Pet of the Week: Lily

Lily is a 12-year-old domestic shorthair cat in need of a loving home. She is a sweet senior who is unsure of new people and can be a bit shy at first. She will warm up quickly with tender, loving care, treats, and good company.

NOCO Humane
NOCO Humane

Lily would make a great new best friend, but she would need to be the only cat in your home to live out her golden years. Lily is located at NOCO Humane's Weld Campus at 1620 42nd Street in Evans.

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Lily's adoption fee is $15 and includes the following perks from NOCO Humane:

  • Spay or neuter surgery
  • General medical examination and testing for good health
  • Preliminary vaccinations
  • Microchip implant and registration
  • Collar for sale travels home
  • Complimentary post-adoption medical exam from a participating veterinary clinic
  • Discount on your first initial purchase from Poudre Pet & Feed Supply

Bring a Cat Carrier When Adopting Lily

When adopting Lily, or any other cat from NOCO Humane, please bring your own personal carrier when bringing home your new feline friend. If you are unable to bring your own carrier, there will be a $5.00 charge to be supplied with a disposable, cardboard carrier to help get your new family member home safely.

To learn more about Lily and how you can adopt this wonderful cat, visit NOCOHumane.org.

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