Lolli was a resident of a local feral colony for about seven years and over time, she   bec ame increasingly social with her feeders. Last  November, Lolli approached one of her feeders and allowed herself to be picked up.   I t was noticed that she had several masses in her abdomen and she was quickly pulled and taken to  Primary Care   where she had a double hernia operation.  A couple agreed to foster her and see if she could be socialized enough to be adopted.  Well it took some time, but Lolli has turned out to be a playful,  funny,  and loving cat. She had to get used to being  a round other cats but now she seems to like being around a few of them. Lolli loves to be petted and will grunt loudly if you scratch her belly and underarms. She is happy to use a  litterbox and   enjoys  a wide assortment of food.  She enjoys her catnip toys (including her dolly) and will lay on them and get mellow.  Her favorite thing in the world (next to a belly rub) is bacon, so you can expect her company at breakfast, and second breakfast too.  She might  not  be crawling all over  you,  but she will sit next to you on the couch and watch tv all evening, as long as you give her some attention too.  Lolli would do well as an only kitty unless the other kitties are mellow