Photos courtesy of WAIF Lily Rose is one of the hundreds of cats available from the WAIF cat adoption center. | South Whidbey Record

Photos courtesy of WAIF Lily Rose is one of the hundreds of cats available from the WAIF cat adoption center.

May 7, 2008 8:00 pm

Photos courtesy of WAIF Lily Rose is one of the hundreds of cats available from the WAIF cat adoption center.

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