Lorelai

This is Lorelei, a beautiful calico, who is confident and affectionate. Her adorable orange mustache adds to her charm, as she blinks up at you lovingly. She has some trouble getting along with other cats, and definitely prefers human interaction. But she can learn to co-exist with quiet felines. <br/><br/>When I first met Lorelei, I was sweeping litter off a table and didn't know she was underneath. I eventually looked under and saw her approach me sweetly, greeting me with a meow. She happy that I noticed and was petting her :)<br/><br/>Lorelei is FIV+ (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). FIV+ cats live fulfilling, healthy lives and have the same needs as Non-FIV cats.*<br/><br/>FIV Fast Facts<br/> FIV causes cats to have compromised immune systems, so they may be more susceptible to common illnesses, such as a cold.<br/> FIV+ cats in a home environment with a nutritious diet and routine veterinary care can live long, healthy lives.<br/> FIV can be transferred from mother to kitten or from cat to cat, usually through a ***deep bite***, so unaltered, outdoor cats who fight are susceptible. But non-FIV cats can live indoors with FIV+ cats with no problem! As with any new cat, a proper introduction is recommended to reduce stress levels.<br/><br/>++++++++++++++++++++<br/><br/> Settling In: The Rule of Threes<br/><br/>Transitioning to a new home is a big journey for a cat. The Rule of<br/>Three's is a helpful guide to set your expectations:<br/><br/> 3 Days — Time to decompress and begin to feel safe in their new<br/> surroundings.<br/> 3 Weeks — Settling into routines, learning their new home, and<br/> starting to show their personality.<br/> 3 Months — Fully at home and truly part of the family. This is when<br/> they blossom!<br/><br/>Patience is everything. Behavioral changes along the way are completely<br/>normal and part of the process. For more on acclimation, visit our FAQ:<br/>https://www.feralaffairs.org/faq/<br/><br/>++++++++++++++++++++<br/><br/> Our Promise — Every Cat and Kitten Comes Home With:<br/><br/> Spayed or neutered<br/> Vaccinated — rabies & FVRCP<br/> Microchipped<br/> Screened for FIV & FeLV<br/> Treated for parasites and fleas (to be continued by you at home)<br/> Any additional veterinary care needed for two weeks.<br/> An electronic copy of their medical history for your vet.<br/><br/>++++++++++++++++++++<br/><br/> Ready to Adopt? Here's How:<br/><br/>Please email us at AdoptaFANcat@gmail.com to get started, then follow<br/>these steps:<br/><br/> STEP 1 — Application<br/> a) Complete our Adoption Application at www.feralaffairs.org/adopt<br/> and email us at AdoptaFANcat@gmail.com to confirm.<br/> b) Complete our Kitty Care Quiz at:<br/> https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/kittyquiz<br/> (Easy — just read each section before answering!)<br/> c) Send a few photos of your home. They don't need to be perfect —<br/> just show it's a safe and comfortable space.<br/> d) Schedule a quick call with our Adoption Coordinator to go over<br/> your application and answer any questions.<br/><br/> STEP 2 — Meet & Greet<br/> Schedule a time to meet your favorite cat in person — either at<br/> Catnip Cat Cafe in Norfolk, Greenbrier PetSmart in Chesapeake, or <br/> their foster home, depending on where they're currently staying. <br/> Look at the start of this listing, or inquire with us about their location. <br/><br/> STEP 3 — Contract & Welcome Home!<br/> When we've agreed it's a great match, we'll finalize the adoption<br/> with a contract, collect the adoption fee, and get you ready to<br/> bring your new family member home! <br/><br/>Note: FAN kittens do best with a feline companion. We encourage adopting<br/>two cats or kittens together, or adopting into a home that already has a cat.<br/><br/>++++++++++++++++++++<br/><br/>Feral Affairs Network (FAN) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to<br/>caring for community cats. 100% of adoption fees and donations go<br/>directly to saving cats and kittens.<br/><br/> AdoptaFANcat@gmail.com<br/> www.feralaffairs.org<br/> Adopt: www.feralaffairs.org/adopt<br/> Donate: www.feralaffairs.org/donate<br/> Facebook: FeralAffairsNetwork<br/> Instagram: @feralaffairs<br/><br/>#adoptFAN #FeralAffairsNetwork #FANcats <br/>#AdoptDontShop #NorfolkCats #KittensForAdoption

This is Lorelei, a beautiful calico, who is confident and affectionate. Her adorable orange mustache adds to her charm, as she blinks up at you lovingly. She has some trouble getting along with other cats, and definitely prefers human interaction. But she can learn to co-exist with quiet felines.

When I first met Lorelei, I was sweeping litter off a table and didn't know she was underneath. I eventually looked under and saw her approach me sweetly, greeting me with a meow. She happy that I noticed and was petting her :)

Lorelei is FIV+ (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). FIV+ cats live fulfilling, healthy lives and have the same needs as Non-FIV cats.*

FIV Fast Facts
FIV causes cats to have compromised immune systems, so they may be more susceptible to common illnesses, such as a cold.
FIV+ cats in a home environment with a nutritious diet and routine veterinary care can live long, healthy lives.
FIV can be transferred from mother to kitten or from cat to cat, usually through a ***deep

This is Lorelei, a beautiful calico, who is confident and affectionate. Her adorable orange mustache adds to her charm, as she blinks up at you lovingly. She has some trouble getting along with other cats, and definitely prefers human interaction. But she can learn to co-exist with quiet felines.

When I first met Lorelei, I was sweeping litter off a table and didn't know she was underneath. I eventually looked under and saw her approach me sweetly, greeting me with a meow. She happy that I noticed and was petting her :)

Lorelei is FIV+ (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). FIV+ cats live fulfilling, healthy lives and have the same needs as Non-FIV cats.*

FIV Fast Facts
FIV causes cats to have compromised immune systems, so they may be more susceptible to common illnesses, such as a cold.
FIV+ cats in a home environment with a nutritious diet and routine veterinary care can live long, healthy lives.
FIV can be transferred from mother to kitten or from cat to cat, usually through a ***deep bite***, so unaltered, outdoor cats who fight are susceptible. But non-FIV cats can live indoors with FIV+ cats with no problem! As with any new cat, a proper introduction is recommended to reduce stress levels.

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Settling In: The Rule of Threes

Transitioning to a new home is a big journey for a cat. The Rule of
Three's is a helpful guide to set