Chonks (FIV) & Finn

What do you do when you have a two for Tuesday post that could also be a FIV feature post? You say you can't hold back the cuteness and need to post it on Tuesday! <br/> <br/>Chonks (FIV+) was adopted with Finn (FIV-) - but were recently returned due to no fault of their own (let's focus on getting them adopted and not on reasons why). They are great boys AND they also show proof that you can have a mixed FIV+/FIV- household as long as they don't fight. <br/> <br/>Both were retested upon their return to the shelter - and we can happily say nothing that changed. <br/> <br/>Chonks has a head tilt, which just adds to his cuteness. It does not hold him back in any way. <br/>He gets super happy to see you and wants attention all the time. <br/> <br/>Finn is a little more reserved and nervous, but really does love attention. He is often seen camped out in his cardboard box fort. <br/> <br/>Both of the boys love treats, they love to be brushed, they love to love and be loved. <br/> <br/>While they are not bonded, they have lived together in the same home for years and it would be great if they could move on to their next home together. <br/><br/>Chonks is 7 years old and Finn is 6 years old. They are neutered, vaccinated, negative for FeLV, litter trained and microchipped. Chonks is FIV+ and Finn is FIV-.<br/><br/>You may complete and submit an adoption application through the Sanctuary at Haafsvilles website:<br/>thesanctuarypa.org<br/><br/>Email adoption inquiries to the Sanctuary at Haafsville at:<br/>catadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org

What do you do when you have a two for Tuesday post that could also be a FIV feature post? You say you can't hold back the cuteness and need to post it on Tuesday!

Chonks (FIV+) was adopted with Finn (FIV-) - but were recently returned due to no fault of their own (let's focus on getting them adopted and not on reasons why). They are great boys AND they also show proof that you can have a mixed FIV+/FIV- household as long as they don't fight.

Both were retested upon their return to the shelter - and we can happily say nothing that changed.

Chonks has a head tilt, which just adds to his cuteness. It does not hold him back in any way.
He gets super happy to see you and wants attention all the time.

Finn is a little more reserved and nervous, but really does love attention. He is often seen camped out in his cardboard box fort.

Both of the boys love treats, they love to be brushed, they love to love and be loved.

While they are not bonded, they have lived

What do you do when you have a two for Tuesday post that could also be a FIV feature post? You say you can't hold back the cuteness and need to post it on Tuesday!

Chonks (FIV+) was adopted with Finn (FIV-) - but were recently returned due to no fault of their own (let's focus on getting them adopted and not on reasons why). They are great boys AND they also show proof that you can have a mixed FIV+/FIV- household as long as they don't fight.

Both were retested upon their return to the shelter - and we can happily say nothing that changed.

Chonks has a head tilt, which just adds to his cuteness. It does not hold him back in any way.
He gets super happy to see you and wants attention all the time.

Finn is a little more reserved and nervous, but really does love attention. He is often seen camped out in his cardboard box fort.

Both of the boys love treats, they love to be brushed, they love to love and be loved.

While they are not bonded, they have lived together in the same home for years and it would be great if they could move on to their next home together.

Chonks is 7 years old and Finn is 6 years old. They are neutered, vaccinated, negative for FeLV, litter trained and microchipped. Chonks is FIV+ and Finn is FIV-.

You may complete and submit an adoption application through the Sanctuary at Haafsvilles website:
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