Pet Details

Lucy - Wobbly Kitten

A.R.F. Pet ID:15762519 - No longer available for adoption
  • Species: Cat
  • Breed: Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
  • Age: Baby
  • Sex: Female
  • Spayed/Neutered: No
  • Housetrained: Yes
  • Good with Cats? Yes
  • Good with Kids? Yes

No Longer Available for Adoption

Please see our other dogs or cats available for adoption.

Meet Lucy - Wobbly Kitten

This beautiful little girl is Lucy!  Lucy was found living outside with her brother a month ago and a kind family rescued them and brought them to their home to get them healthy so that they could come to foster care with ARF.

Lucy is a little wobbly.  She has mild Cerebellar Hypoplasia.  This happens when the part of the brain that controls motor function doesn’t develop properly – usually due to disease exposure of the mom while she is pregnant.  Lucy has a very mild form.  She can get around just fine and has no trouble eating, drinking or using her litter box.  This is not a progressive disease, and in fact it may appear that she gets “better” as she gets older and gets stronger.  When she gets excited she wobbles more, otherwise she can appear to be perfectly “normal”.  Fun fact – she will never jump on your counters!

Lucy is a sweet girl who is very friendly, but she’s also a little shy at first.  The ideal family for Lucy may have older children or no children, and other animals are fine as long as Lucy is given time to get used to them.  Lucy needs no special medical care due to her condition.  Lucy does great with getting around and climbing up on cat trees if they are low enough for her.

Lucy is not yet spayed.  Our vet has recommended that she be spayed closer to 6 months old after she has a chance to grow and develop a little more.  ARF will cover the cost of this surgery when she is brought back to our vet for this procedure.

Lucy is microchipped and up to date on her vaccines.  With your adoption you will receive a certificate for a free exam with one of our veterinary partners.  Lucy has learned how to sit nicely for nail trims and does very well with scratching posts.  Lucy may not be declawed.

You can check out facebook.com/Kittenville.il where her foster mom has documented her time in foster care.

Lucy is a 3 month old female (as of 6/23/20) who is micro-chipped, up to date on all vaccinations, and litter box trained.

Lucy's adoption fee is $150.  If you are interested in meeting Lucy, please fill out our Online Application today!  

Once your application has been approved, an ARF volunteer will be able to contact you to arrange a meeting.

More Info About Lucy - Wobbly Kitten

  • Up-to-date on vaccines: Yes
  • Color: Gray and White
  • Coat length: Short
  • Declawed: No
  • Foster: SO

No Longer Available for Adoption

Please see our other dogs or cats available for adoption.

All pets adopted from A.R.F.-Animal Rescue Foundation include the following as part of their adoption fee:

  • Spay/neuter or a certificate for a low-cost spay/neuter when medically recommended
  • Microchip and registration, a permanent identification to reunite lost pets with their owners
  • Initial de-worming and flea and tick treatment
  • Age-appropriate testing for heartworm/FIV-FELV
  • Age-appropriate vaccines
  • Pre-adoption medical exam
  • A certificate for a free healthy pet exam at one of A.R.F.’s participating veterinarians within 7 days of adoption
  • Offer for a no-risk 30 day free trial with Trupanion pet medical insurance

If a cat or dog is on our website, it is still available for adoption but might have other applicants. If you find yourself interested in one of our animals, submit a no-commitment application immediately. Submitting an application does not commit you to any animal, but does get you a head start with the adoption approval process. Due to a high volume of applications, we are often unable to respond to questions until your application has been approved in approximately 3-5 business days.

We do not schedule meetings until you have an approved application.

A.R.F.-Animal Rescue Foundation does not have a facility where applicants can visit our animals.  The majority of our dogs and cats are brought to adoption events by our volunteers. We invite everyone to come to our events, but we give priority to pre-approved applicants.

If you’re invited to meet an animal:

  • Plan to arrive on time (or early), as we cannot hold animals for any reason.
  • All human household members and dogs (if adopting another dog), must be present in order to be considered as a potential adopter.

Thank you for your interest and cooperation!