Dale (ID 51576)

Neutered male / 1-3 years old / found as a stray<br/><br/>FIV +<br/><br/>Dale is a really great, nice, fun cat. He is a big boy at a healthy 12lbs and a funny grey-smudged nose. He came to us in May as a stray, and despite being the friendliest, most engaging cat in the place, he has been overlooked for over 2 months. Dale is taking a break in a foster home and is charming everybody he meets. We think Dale will make a family very happy and keep them warm and loved and entertained every day. He is clean, neutered, vaccinated, chipped and his adoption fee is sponsored. Dale is currently in a foster home. For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact ntarr@pwcgov.org<br/><br/>Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a slow-acting virus that rarely causes fatal symptoms. Most FIV-positive cats go on to live a normal, average lifespan. It is not a death sentence; instead, it is a highly misunderstood, manageable condition. Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is difficult to transmit because it is a fragile virus that cannot survive long in the environment and does not easily cross mucous membranes. Transmission essentially requires the direct injection of infected blood or saliva into the bloodstream, primarily through deep bite wounds.

Neutered male / 1-3 years old / found as a stray

FIV +

Dale is a really great, nice, fun cat. He is a big boy at a healthy 12lbs and a funny grey-smudged nose. He came to us in May as a stray, and despite being the friendliest, most engaging cat in the place, he has been overlooked for over 2 months. Dale is taking a break in a foster home and is charming everybody he meets. We think Dale will make a family very happy and keep them warm and loved and entertained every day. He is clean, neutered, vaccinated, chipped and his adoption fee is sponsored. Dale is currently in a foster home. For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact ntarr@pwcgov.org

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a slow-acting virus that rarely causes fatal symptoms. Most FIV-positive cats go on to live a normal, average lifespan. It is not a death sentence; instead, it is a highly misunderstood, manageable condition. Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is difficult to transmit because it is a fragile virus

Neutered male / 1-3 years old / found as a stray

FIV +

Dale is a really great, nice, fun cat. He is a big boy at a healthy 12lbs and a funny grey-smudged nose. He came to us in May as a stray, and despite being the friendliest, most engaging cat in the place, he has been overlooked for over 2 months. Dale is taking a break in a foster home and is charming everybody he meets. We think Dale will make a family very happy and keep them warm and loved and entertained every day. He is clean, neutered, vaccinated, chipped and his adoption fee is sponsored. Dale is currently in a foster home. For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact ntarr@pwcgov.org

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a slow-acting virus that rarely causes fatal symptoms. Most FIV-positive cats go on to live a normal, average lifespan. It is not a death sentence; instead, it is a highly misunderstood, manageable condition. Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is difficult to transmit because it is a fragile virus that cannot survive long in the environment and does not easily cross mucous membranes. Transmission essentially requires the direct injection of infected blood or saliva into the bloodstream, primarily through deep bite wounds.