Can she not keep him separate from the others? The virus is so
short-lived once shed from the body. Others are keeping FelineLeuk
kitties in their homes but in rooms apart from the other populations.
Where is she?
Pam
On 6/23/2011 3:58 PM, TANYA NOE wrote:
Please see the attached link to Eli, he was rescued from the NYC kill shelter
but has tested positive for FeLV. The rescue person who saved his life
desperately wanted to keep him for herself as she has fallen hard for him but
since he is pos and she has so many rescue kittens in and out of her home she
can't keep him.
She is looking for someone who would be willing to give this wonderfully sweet
little guy a forever home.
Here is her little info write up in him: "Elijah....love at first sight ♥ You would
never know with the way this 2 year old boy recovered from a horrible URI that he is FeLV
positive (confirmed via SNAP& IFA). He is now healthy, neutered, and had 2 bad teeth
removed. Elijah is an old soul, and when he looks at you, he reaches in and touches your
heart. He is affectionate, gentle, and wants to know love more than anything. He has
beautiful aquamarine eyes, and seems to be a Turkish angora mix with the chocolate coloring
of a Havana Brown. Elijah was rescued from NYCACC and is now in search of the purrrfect
forever home. Please contact me at asbkitty...@gmail.com."
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1873904920391&set=a.1433439389028.2056334.1024201982&type=1&theater
Please share this with anyone you know that may want to love this angel.
Thank you,
Tanya
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