Jessica Rabbit

Jessica Rabbit, Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck are ready for adoption! Their brothers have both found their forever homes already.<br/><br/>They are friendly and love to cuddle. They love to play and live with other cats/kittens and a dog in their foster home. Jessica & Minnie look to be longhairs and Daisy is shorthair. They're about 8wks old so are up to date with age appropriate vaccines. They are FeLV negative but the FIV test came up positive. All this means is that their mother was FIV positive and when the kittens are retested closer to 6 months of age they should be negative when the maternal antibodies have left their system. FIV tests are not accurate in kittens due to these false positives, but we had it done as it's in the combination test for FeLV so we feel the need to disclose the results to potential adopters.

Jessica Rabbit, Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck are ready for adoption! Their brothers have both found their forever homes already.

They are friendly and love to cuddle. They love to play and live with other cats/kittens and a dog in their foster home. Jessica & Minnie look to be longhairs and Daisy is shorthair. They're about 8wks old so are up to date with age appropriate vaccines. They are FeLV negative but the FIV test came up positive. All this means is that their mother was FIV positive and when the kittens are retested closer to 6 months of age they should be negative when the maternal antibodies have left their system. FIV tests are not accurate in kittens due to these false positives, but we had it done as it's in the combination test for FeLV so we feel the need to disclose the results to potential adopters.

Jessica Rabbit, Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck are ready for adoption! Their brothers have both found their forever homes already.

They are friendly and love to cuddle. They love to play and live with other cats/kittens and a dog in their foster home. Jessica & Minnie look to be longhairs and Daisy is shorthair. They're about 8wks old so are up to date with age appropriate vaccines. They are FeLV negative but the FIV test came up positive. All this means is that their mother was FIV positive and when the kittens are retested closer to 6 months of age they should be negative when the maternal antibodies have left their system. FIV tests are not accurate in kittens due to these false positives, but we had it done as it's in the combination test for FeLV so we feel the need to disclose the results to potential adopters.