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Courtesy post: 9 year old female gray/white domestic shorthair cat. We found her and her two siblings in a parking lot when they were kittens - dirty and near starvation. I saved them from being run over by a car (they were blocking a car in the parking lot and the driver was attempting to run them over). We were able to find homes for her two siblings but she was the lone kitten we werent able to find a home for before we PCSed. Tried to find a home for her in Alabama and then again in Wyoming and DC but no luck. Delilah is athletic, independent, very sweet. Shell gladly take attention but is content to sit peacefully by herself also. Shes the athlete of the clowder. We found Delilah in a parking lot and shes been an indoor only cat ever since. No health problems, super friendly, gets along with other cats. Shes never been around a dog but I think shed do well depending on the dog. She does well around kids but usually just tries to keep her distance from them - docile around them but doesnt purposefully go near them. Ill attach a few more photos of her to use. Shes spayed, behind on her rabies shot but shes kept inside so we werent in a rush to get it caught up. Weve never had any medical problems with her. Very strong, athletic cat. Shes very affectionate but fine being independent also. Great, adoptable personality. Contact Mary at maryjune11@gmail.com Disclaimer: AAHA provides complimentary listings for members of the community who wish to rehome their pet, as well as for other shelters/ rescues to assist them in finding Furever homes. Courtesy posted pets are not affiliated with AAHA rescue. Unfortunately, there is not enough space or resources to admit every animal to our rescue that needs a furever home. But, we still want to help those in need along their journey! By courtesy posting, we are offering our website/network as an additional outlet to help an owner or rescue gain additional exposure for the animal they are trying to place. AAHA can make no representation about courtesy posted pets including the health or suitability for adoption and accepts no liability in this exchange. Arrangements for adoptions are made between the Caretaker of the pet and the potential Adopter.