Everest

Everest is a sweet, FIV-positive (feline immunodeficiency virus) kitty who is looking for a calm, understanding home where she can truly settle in. <br/><br/>Right now, Everest is experiencing some shelter stress, so she'll need time and patience to adjust to a new environment. She's the type of cat who likes to take things at her own pace and would do best with someone who understands that trust and comfort grow over time.<br/><br/>Everest may not be a lap cat, but she shows affection in her own gentle ways once she feels safe. She does not have experience around small children, so a quieter home would likely be the best fit for her.<br/><br/>With patience, consistency, and a little extra love, Everest has the potential to blossom into a wonderful companion for the right person.<br/><br/>Bonus: A generous donor has sponsored Everests adoption fee, meaning her adoption cost has already been covered so she can go home with her new family without added expenses.

Everest is a sweet, FIV-positive (feline immunodeficiency virus) kitty who is looking for a calm, understanding home where she can truly settle in.

Right now, Everest is experiencing some shelter stress, so she'll need time and patience to adjust to a new environment. She's the type of cat who likes to take things at her own pace and would do best with someone who understands that trust and comfort grow over time.

Everest may not be a lap cat, but she shows affection in her own gentle ways once she feels safe. She does not have experience around small children, so a quieter home would likely be the best fit for her.

With patience, consistency, and a little extra love, Everest has the potential to blossom into a wonderful companion for the right person.

Bonus: A generous donor has sponsored Everests adoption fee, meaning her adoption cost has already been covered so she can go home with her new family without added expenses.

Everest is a sweet, FIV-positive (feline immunodeficiency virus) kitty who is looking for a calm, understanding home where she can truly settle in.

Right now, Everest is experiencing some shelter stress, so she'll need time and patience to adjust to a new environment. She's the type of cat who likes to take things at her own pace and would do best with someone who understands that trust and comfort grow over time.

Everest may not be a lap cat, but she shows affection in her own gentle ways once she feels safe. She does not have experience around small children, so a quieter home would likely be the best fit for her.

With patience, consistency, and a little extra love, Everest has the potential to blossom into a wonderful companion for the right person.

Bonus: A generous donor has sponsored Everests adoption fee, meaning her adoption cost has already been covered so she can go home with her new family without added expenses.