Clover

Clover is an an absolute sweetheart. He will open up and seek gentle pets after he comes out of his shell. He loves to talk, watch the birds, and feel the warmth of the sun on his beautiful fur. <br/><br/>Clover's story with us began when he was found on the side of the freeway. He was terrified from the fast cars and noise, but has quickly shown his sweet personality. <br/><br/>He is FIV positive. FIV cats are still adoptable, and can live with other cats as long as there is no aggression and fighting. Although it is preferred that they be adopted into single-cat households to prevent possibly infecting other cats. FIV is a virus that affects cats and does not transmit to other species such as humans and dogs. FIV cats can live long, healthy lives just like FIV negative cats.

Clover is an an absolute sweetheart. He will open up and seek gentle pets after he comes out of his shell. He loves to talk, watch the birds, and feel the warmth of the sun on his beautiful fur.

Clover's story with us began when he was found on the side of the freeway. He was terrified from the fast cars and noise, but has quickly shown his sweet personality.

He is FIV positive. FIV cats are still adoptable, and can live with other cats as long as there is no aggression and fighting. Although it is preferred that they be adopted into single-cat households to prevent possibly infecting other cats. FIV is a virus that affects cats and does not transmit to other species such as humans and dogs. FIV cats can live long, healthy lives just like FIV negative cats.

Clover is an an absolute sweetheart. He will open up and seek gentle pets after he comes out of his shell. He loves to talk, watch the birds, and feel the warmth of the sun on his beautiful fur.

Clover's story with us began when he was found on the side of the freeway. He was terrified from the fast cars and noise, but has quickly shown his sweet personality.

He is FIV positive. FIV cats are still adoptable, and can live with other cats as long as there is no aggression and fighting. Although it is preferred that they be adopted into single-cat households to prevent possibly infecting other cats. FIV is a virus that affects cats and does not transmit to other species such as humans and dogs. FIV cats can live long, healthy lives just like FIV negative cats.