Clover

Clover is a red tabby girl. She found herself on the street when her family was evicted from their home. Lost and alone she wandered, until a kind person brought her to us. Clover is FIV+, obviously from being attacked by the neighborhood cats, because she is not a fighter and does not seem like she would initiate any aggressive acts. FIV is only transmitted through deep bite wounds, so she is not a threat to other cats and roams freely at our shelter. She is not aggressive, but does not really interact with our other cats, so she would be fine as an only cat. FIV+ cats can live a normal lifespan, they simply require good nutrition, regular veterinary visits and love. Clover is a love. She is a sweet, good-natured little girl who only wants a home and family of her own. She seems to love children and follows them around the room hoping for attention. This beautiful cat is a treasure in every way and would be a wonderful addition to your family.

Clover is a red tabby girl. She found herself on the street when her family was evicted from their home. Lost and alone she wandered, until a kind person brought her to us. Clover is FIV+, obviously from being attacked by the neighborhood cats, because she is not a fighter and does not seem like she would initiate any aggressive acts. FIV is only transmitted through deep bite wounds, so she is not a threat to other cats and roams freely at our shelter. She is not aggressive, but does not really interact with our other cats, so she would be fine as an only cat. FIV+ cats can live a normal lifespan, they simply require good nutrition, regular veterinary visits and love. Clover is a love. She is a sweet, good-natured little girl who only wants a home and family of her own. She seems to love children and follows them around the room hoping for attention. This beautiful cat is a treasure in every way and would be a wonderful addition to your family.

Clover is a red tabby girl. She found herself on the street when her family was evicted from their home. Lost and alone she wandered, until a kind person brought her to us. Clover is FIV+, obviously from being attacked by the neighborhood cats, because she is not a fighter and does not seem like she would initiate any aggressive acts. FIV is only transmitted through deep bite wounds, so she is not a threat to other cats and roams freely at our shelter. She is not aggressive, but does not really interact with our other cats, so she would be fine as an only cat. FIV+ cats can live a normal lifespan, they simply require good nutrition, regular veterinary visits and love. Clover is a love. She is a sweet, good-natured little girl who only wants a home and family of her own. She seems to love children and follows them around the room hoping for attention. This beautiful cat is a treasure in every way and would be a wonderful addition to your family.