Zilla just might be one of the sweetest, most personable cats you'll ever meet: a cuddler and a talker, and she prances and dances and chirps to get and give attention, and will nestle right in the arms of everyone who meets her. She is very friendly around other cats, too. The one bad thing is that her mom and dad work long, long days and travel several weeks each month. The stress of being alone and worrying whether they will ever come home has made her-how shall we put this delicately?-not exactly the litterbox user of the year. She always uses the box like an angel at nights and on weekends when her mom and dad are home. So, because of her litter problem, her family has decided not to bring Zilla with them to their new house.Zilla is boarding at a vet hospital until she can find a new home with someone whose schedule is more to her liking. What she wants is access to her person, and preferably their lap, for many hours each day. Normal errand running and other short separations are ok, but a nice kitty hotel is best for overnight trips. Zilla's owners have also promised to pay for a consultation with a veterinary behaviorist.