We have two cats at our house that had Calici when we rescued them and it 
should not be a lifelong stigma because once they are over it and continue to 
get an FVRCP vaccination every year there should be no issues.  Also, if they 
are adopted into a household with other cats and those cats are vaccinated, 
there should not be a problem with them either. I have never heard of anyone 
not wanting to adopt a cat because he/she had the flu when he/she was a kitten. 
 Basically, that is what the Calicivirus is, the flu, and while it CAN (and 
often does) kill a cat, not adopting because a cat was once sick seems 
ludicrous to me.   Send me some pictures and I will circulate them
Edna Texas Siamese RescueFrom: linda.dem...@hotmail.com
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2012 12:41:24 -0400
Subject: [Felvtalk] 2 Darling Devils..





Hello Everyone,
I am writing to you all in hopes that I may reach a broader group of wonderful 
people.  Over 6 months ago I rescued 2 kittens that are both negative for 
fiv/felv but had the calisi virus and were scheduled for euthanasia.  They were 
from different litters and grouped together.  I went in an scooped them up and 
spent close to 1000dollars on treatment medication vaccinations neuter 
microchip etc.  They are now healthy and ready for a new home...problem is they 
are about 6.6 months old and I have had zero interest in them.  I am willing to 
do out of state adoptions, but I will not make any exceptions on a vet 
reference and a home visit...which is what I am requesting.These guys are 
awesome and I would love for them to be adopted together because they have 
bonded so well, however I will not deny either one of them a good home because 
of this.  I am in it for the long haul...I just really need help advocating 
their adoption because apparently there is some stigma attached to them due to 
the calisi they had as babes....any and all positive and constructive advise is 
super duper appreciated....thank you all...and God Bless!
Linda Demiri                                      

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