Bagheera | Age: Adult | SEX: Male | BREED: Domestic Shorthair DSH | Adopt me |
 Bagheera is a sweet guy! He loves attention and spends quality time in your lap. He's extremely affectionate. Bagheera's the kind of companion that will always be there for you. He is a sleek little panther look-a-like.
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) causes an infectious disease in cats similar to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV infection) in humans. It attacks and weakens the immune system, making the cat susceptible to infections and diseases that don't usually affect healthy cats. There is no cure for FIV, and the use of vaccines to prevent infection is somewhat controversial. FIV is a lentivirus, a virus that causes slowly developing disease. Though eventually fatal, an FIV-positive cat can live for many years without any signs of illness. |
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Bandit | Age: Adult | SEX: Male | BREED: Domestic Longhair DLH | Adopt 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. |
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Baxter | Age: Adult | SEX: Male | BREED: Domestic Shorthair DSH | Adopt 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. |
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Benji | Age: Senior | SEX: Male | BREED: Domestic Shorthair DSH | Adopt me |
| | Notes: FIV Positive |
 Benji loves to eat-he can be found with his front paws in the food bowl, holding it down while he grazes. Once his tummy is full, he will look for a warm lap to take a nap. Since he does like to eat, his intake will need to be monitored so he doesn't gain any more weight.
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) causes an infectious disease in cats similar to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV infection) in humans. It attacks and weakens the immune system, making the cat susceptible to infections and diseases that don't usually affect healthy cats. There is no cure for FIV, and the use of vaccines to prevent infection is somewhat controversial. FIV is a lentivirus, a virus that causes slowly developing disease. Though eventually fatal, an FIV-positive cat can live for many years without any signs of illness. |
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Cindy | Age: Adult | SEX: Female | BREED: Domestic Longhair DLH | Adopt me |
| | Notes: FeLV Positive |
 Cindy is a beautiful, independent little lady. She loves to chase the boys around in the Special Unit. She is very playful and enjoys playing ball.
One of our volunteers rescued Cindy from a bag in a lake. She was pregnant at the time. Her kittens were cared for by the same dedicated volunteer, so they would not be contract FeLV themselves.
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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Edgar | Age: Adult | SEX: Male | BREED: Domestic Longhair DLH | Adopt me |
| | Notes: FIV Positive |
 Edgar is a very sweet, loving boy. He gets along well with all of the cats in our Special Unit. He is attracted to shoes and shoestrings. Edgar was rescued near a local upholstery shop.
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) causes an infectious disease in cats similar to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV infection) in humans. It attacks and weakens the immune system, making the cat susceptible to infections and diseases that don't usually affect healthy cats. There is no cure for FIV, and the use of vaccines to prevent infection is somewhat controversial. FIV is a lentivirus, a virus that causes slowly developing disease. Though eventually fatal, an FIV-positive cat can live for many years without any signs of illness. |
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