GONZO - CHUNKY-HEADED EASYGOING LOVERBOY

Gonzo was rescued from a kill shelter where he had been brought in as a stray. A Furry Friends volunteer was walking through the shelter one day and noticed his huge chunky awesome head. When she opened his cage and checked him out, she saw that he was exactly the kind of big easygoing Tom she adores and so she tagged him for rescue. As is so often the case, no one came to claim him so when his stray-hold period was up, she brought him into FFAR's foster/adoption program. Gonzo is super chill and awesome. He takes life in stride and gets along with all the animals and people in his foster home (including dogs, cats and kids). This big muscular chunk of a cat needs a forever home to call his own and life will be perfect. Can anyone out there help him out? Please fill out an application and adopt sweet Gonzo today! Gonzo is great..... :)<br/><br/>NOTE: Gonzo is FIV positive, but don't let this scare you! Gonzo is young and perfectly healthy, except that he carries this virus. FIV is feline immunodeficiency virus. Cats can live long, healthy lives with FIV. FIV is primarily transmitted to other cats via bites (must be transmitted through blood) and is not transferred via litterboxes or food bowls. The virus only lives outside the cat for 2-3 hours so it is not contagious to other cats in non-aggressive households. Actually, many people own FIV+ cats and do not even know they carry this virus. It is asymptomatic and unless a blood test is performed, there is no way of knowing if a cat has it. FIV is ABSOLUTELY NOT transmittable to humans or dogs.<br/><br/>For further information please contact us at www.furryfriendsanimalrescue.org/contact-us or call 214-676-2434. Anyone interested in our cats will be required to fill out an adoption application. All our cats will be spayed or neutered, microchipped and current on vaccinations. We do ask for a $140 adoption donation. To fill out an application on line, just go to www.furryfriendsanimalrescue.org and click on the Adoption Application link.

Gonzo was rescued from a kill shelter where he had been brought in as a stray. A Furry Friends volunteer was walking through the shelter one day and noticed his huge chunky awesome head. When she opened his cage and checked him out, she saw that he was exactly the kind of big easygoing Tom she adores and so she tagged him for rescue. As is so often the case, no one came to claim him so when his stray-hold period was up, she brought him into FFAR's foster/adoption program. Gonzo is super chill and awesome. He takes life in stride and gets along with all the animals and people in his foster home (including dogs, cats and kids). This big muscular chunk of a cat needs a forever home to call his own and life will be perfect. Can anyone out there help him out? Please fill out an application and adopt sweet Gonzo today! Gonzo is great..... :)

NOTE: Gonzo is FIV positive, but don't let this scare you! Gonzo is young and perfectly healthy, except that he carries this virus. FIV is feline immunodeficiency virus. Cats can liv

Gonzo was rescued from a kill shelter where he had been brought in as a stray. A Furry Friends volunteer was walking through the shelter one day and noticed his huge chunky awesome head. When she opened his cage and checked him out, she saw that he was exactly the kind of big easygoing Tom she adores and so she tagged him for rescue. As is so often the case, no one came to claim him so when his stray-hold period was up, she brought him into FFAR's foster/adoption program. Gonzo is super chill and awesome. He takes life in stride and gets along with all the animals and people in his foster home (including dogs, cats and kids). This big muscular chunk of a cat needs a forever home to call his own and life will be perfect. Can anyone out there help him out? Please fill out an application and adopt sweet Gonzo today! Gonzo is great..... :)

NOTE: Gonzo is FIV positive, but don't let this scare you! Gonzo is young and perfectly healthy, except that he carries this virus. FIV is feline immunodeficiency virus. Cats can live long, healthy lives with FIV. FIV is primarily transmitted to other cats via bites (must be transmitted through blood) and is not transferred via litterboxes or food bowls. The virus only lives outside the cat for 2-3 hours so it is not contagious to other cats in non-aggressive households. Actually, many people own FIV+ cats and do not even know they carry this virus. It is asymptomatic and unl