With Bunny and Freda adopted, this brings the number of FeLV+ kitties living at Wetzel County Animal Shelter down to 4. Please consider fostering or adopting a FeLV+ kitty. Remember, feline leukemia cannot be transmitted between species, so humans, dogs, rabbits, and any other non-feline animal are completely safe from infection. Please help us spread the word about feline leukemia positive cats; ask your friends and coworkers to open their hearts to one or two of these special cats. Together we can help all of these deserving kitties find a loving family and a home to call their own!
Stay tuned for out next featured cat, Tommy 2 Toes, who is living with both FELV and FIV.
FeLV+ Cats Bunny and Freda Have Found a Home!!!
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We were beyond ecstatic when we received an application for Bunny's adoption, a feline leukemia (FeLV) positive Manx kitty. Upon notifying our partner shelter in Wetzel County, West Virginia of this news, we learned that Bunny had a best friend and cage-mate, Freda, a lovely FeLV+ tuxedo kitty. The thought of Freda alone in her cage was painful to fathom so we decided to bring her up to DC with Bunny to find a foster home for her. Our initial excitement was quickly topped when Bunny's potential adopters suggested that they would consider adopting Freda as well!! Freda, a fluffy purring machine, quickly won their hearts just as Bunny had, and these kind people were the proud parents of a two new FeLV+ cats. These two kitties are now living in New Jersey, snuggling with two small canine friends and another resident FeLV+ cat named Brandy as well!
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