Lillian has a way of making herself known without ever being overbearing. She greets you at the door with quiet confidence, a soft presence that says, “I’m glad you’re here.” When she wants attention, she doesn’t fuss or cry—she simply hops onto your lap, settles in, and looks at you with intelligent eyes that leave no doubt about what she’s asking for.

She’s active enough to keep life interesting, darting around the house with energy, but she balances it with affection and gentleness. Her “gentle demanding” nature means she knows how to ask for what she wants without ever crossing into mischief.

Around dogs, she holds her own with calm assurance, never rattled, never aggressive. Her household manners are impeccable—no overturned plants, no scratched furniture. She enjoys people, whether familiar faces or new ones, and she adapts quickly, making guests feel welcome with her easy charm.

Even the practical parts of life don’t faze her. Car rides are smooth, vet visits are handled with grace. She’s intelligent enough to understand routines, affectionate enough to make every moment feel special, and adaptable enough to fit seamlessly into any household.

Lillian isn’t just a pet—she’s a companion who makes ordinary days brighter with her presence.