This kitty is living in Colville in an out building; gets along with both dogs and cats; is spayed, vaccinated, and combo tested; is sweet ‘n’ snuggly; and if her new home has a cat, it would need to be FIV+. FIV is a slow virus that affects a cat’s immune systems and most FIV+ cats live long lives. For more info about FIV+ cats, here is a quick read:
http://www.bestfriends.org/theanimals/petcare/cats_fiv.cfm
Here is her story:
A friend is in Colville (east of the mountains), coming home tomorrow afternoon. She is at a Colville cat and dog rescue sanctuary which has many out buildings. This kitty is living in one of the out buildings, without other cats, and will spend the winter there, if not adopted prior to winter (it gets super cold there). Right now there are two cat friendly dogs in the shed with this kitty and they are all buddies.
So, the million dollar question/request is, does anyone have an FIV+ Cat that has been considering adopting another one? My friend is leaving Coleville tomorrow, noonish, and will bring the kitty with her we can find her a home.
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