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All cats are special and a few of these have special needs. With a little patience and understanding, they can make wonderful lifelong friends.
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Bandit
Age: AdultSEX: MaleBREED: Domestic Longhair DLHAdopt me
 Notes:  FeLV Positive
Bandit is a beautiful, long-haired, very shy boy. He isn’t pushy; he is usually the last one to eat. If you sit down, he will climb into your lap. He'll be especially happy if you have a brush in your hand.

Cats with feline leukemia virus (FeLV) have a compromised immune system and are at risk of developing other illnesses, but with proper care, the disease can be managed and cats can live long and healthy lives. FeLV is incurable, and transmittable to other cats, so cats with it should not be adopted into a home with other cats that do not have the disease. Contact us or your veterinarian for more information about feline leukemia virus. Please consider giving one (or more) of our FeLV kitties a chance to enjoy a loving home.
Baxter
Age: AdultSEX: MaleBREED: Domestic Shorthair DSHAdopt me
 Notes:  FeLV Positive
Baxter is a very sweet tuxedo boy. He is a good friend to his cat roommates. He loves to have his tummy rubbed. He loves to play with the “cat dancer” toy and chase balls.


Cats with feline leukemia virus (FeLV) have a compromised immune system and are at risk of developing other illnesses, but with proper care, the disease can be managed and cats can live long and healthy lives. FeLV is incurable, and transmittable to other cats, so cats with it should not be adopted into a home with other cats that do not have the disease. Contact us or your veterinarian for more information about feline leukemia virus. Please consider giving one (or more) of our FeLV kitties a chance to enjoy a loving home.
Jillian
Age: AdultSEX: FemaleBREED: Domestic Shorthair DSHAdopt me
Jillian is a beautiful brown ticked tabby who came to us as a stray; we estimate she is around eight years old. She is laid-back, and loves to be petted. She gets along well with other cats. If you're looking for a calm, friendly companion, meet Jillian at our Q St Adoption Center.
Lica
Age: SeniorSEX: FemaleBREED: Domestic Shorthair DSHAdopt me
Lica is a beautiful, petite calico who would love to sit in your lap all day. She’s very quiet, affectionate and gets along with other cats. Her relaxed demeanor helps you to see that sometimes it is best to find a soft warm blanket and sleep the day away.

Lica is showing signs of renal insufficiency, not uncommon in a cat of her age. She is on a prescription diet to help maintain her kidney function. She needs to have plenty of water available to her at all times.
Ollie
Age: SeniorSEX: MaleBREED: Domestic Shorthair DSHAdopt me
Stan and Ollie or rather Laural and Hardy, our Ollie is just as cute, just as fun, and he purrs! He's a laid-back guy that loves his cat naps. Ollie is a beautifully marked blue kitty, wearing a perfect mask. He loves the company of people and other cats. Despite the mask, he loves being our comic Ollie and would bring so much love and life to a family of his own.

Ollie has problems with his eyes, chronic drainage and possibly herpes. Periodically, he has problems with his digestive system, he would need a visit to the vet and put on medication.
Pisa
Age: AdultSEX: FemaleBREED: Domestic Longhair DLHAdopt me
Pisa is a very sweet Torti girl. She likes to be in charge and sometimes can get a little bossy. She is always the first one at the door. She was rescued from a house with more than 70 other cats.

Cats with feline leukemia virus (FeLV) have a compromised immune system and are at risk of developing other illnesses, but with proper care, the disease can be managed and cats can live long and healthy lives. FeLV is incurable, and transmittable to other cats, so cats with it should not be adopted into a home with other cats that do not have the disease. Contact us or your veterinarian for more information about feline leukemia virus. Please consider giving one (or more) of our FeLV kitties a chance to enjoy a loving home.
 
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