Dwayne

Dwayne was brought in to Best Friends Animal Clinic as an injured stray cat that had been living in a neighborhood in North Augusta for multiple years. He was covered in sores, fleas, lice, a rash, abscesses and wounds from head to toe. His combo test with a secondary blood text confirmed FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) a slow acting virus. He was treated for 2 months before a neighbor got frustrated with him and abandoned him at the vet for euthanasia. The clinic reached out and I agreed to take him into foster. He is all healed now and ready for a home of his own. He is great with confident adult cats, loves ALL KITTENS and does good with my 2 special needs adult cats. He is dominate and will pick on insecure shy cats (so he is labeled cat selective).<br/><br/>FIV positive cats like Dwayne can thrive in multi-cat households. The condition is not transmissible through shared litter boxes, water bowls, grooming, or food dishes. Dwayne is up-to-date on his veterinary care, neutered, and microchipped.<br/><br/>https://bit.ly/fofadoptionapplication

Dwayne was brought in to Best Friends Animal Clinic as an injured stray cat that had been living in a neighborhood in North Augusta for multiple years. He was covered in sores, fleas, lice, a rash, abscesses and wounds from head to toe. His combo test with a secondary blood text confirmed FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) a slow acting virus. He was treated for 2 months before a neighbor got frustrated with him and abandoned him at the vet for euthanasia. The clinic reached out and I agreed to take him into foster. He is all healed now and ready for a home of his own. He is great with confident adult cats, loves ALL KITTENS and does good with my 2 special needs adult cats. He is dominate and will pick on insecure shy cats (so he is labeled cat selective).

FIV positive cats like Dwayne can thrive in multi-cat households. The condition is not transmissible through shared litter boxes, water bowls, grooming, or food dishes. Dwayne is up-to-date on his veterinary care, neutered, and microchipped.

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Dwayne was brought in to Best Friends Animal Clinic as an injured stray cat that had been living in a neighborhood in North Augusta for multiple years. He was covered in sores, fleas, lice, a rash, abscesses and wounds from head to toe. His combo test with a secondary blood text confirmed FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) a slow acting virus. He was treated for 2 months before a neighbor got frustrated with him and abandoned him at the vet for euthanasia. The clinic reached out and I agreed to take him into foster. He is all healed now and ready for a home of his own. He is great with confident adult cats, loves ALL KITTENS and does good with my 2 special needs adult cats. He is dominate and will pick on insecure shy cats (so he is labeled cat selective).

FIV positive cats like Dwayne can thrive in multi-cat households. The condition is not transmissible through shared litter boxes, water bowls, grooming, or food dishes. Dwayne is up-to-date on his veterinary care, neutered, and microchipped.

https://bit.ly/fofadoptionapplication