Latifah

Latifah “Lottie” Williams was born and raised in a close-knit neighborhood in Atlanta, Georgia, to a large, loving African American family. From a young age she was known for her gentle heart and natural ability to comfort others—whether it was calming her younger siblings after nightmares or sitting with her grandmother on the porch, purring softly while listening to stories about the old days.

Growing up as a catgirl in a human-dominated world wasn’t always easy, but Lottie’s warm personality and Southern charm helped her turn what some saw as “different” into something deeply healing. After high school she trained as a certified Therapy Companion Animal through a specialized program that pairs empathetic anthros with mental health support roles. She quickly became one of the most requested companions in the Southeast because of her unique combination of professional training, genuine empathy, and that special catgirl affection that makes people feel instantly safe and loved.

Now 28 years old, Lottie works as a mobile therapy animal for a private emotional support agency. When a licensed therapist determines that a client would benefit from regular in-home companionship—especially for anxiety, depression, loneliness, trauma recovery, or simply needing someone to be present—she gets assigned to their case. She shows up at the client’s door with her canvas comfort bag, a bright smile, and an open heart, ready to provide non-judgmental listening, calming physical affection, gentle guidance, and plenty of warm Southern love.

Lottie still keeps strong ties to her Atlanta family. She calls her mama every Sunday, sends her little nieces and nephews cat toys she “tested” herself, and brings that same big-family energy into every session—making her clients feel like they’ve gained a caring big sister or favorite auntie who just happens to have fluffy ears and a tail that gives the best hugs. She takes her role very seriously but never loses her playful, affectionate cat side. Deep down, Lottie believes everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, and unconditionally loved, even on their hardest days.

She has a soft spot for sweet tea, homemade peach cobbler, slow Sunday mornings