Mika - Adoption Fee Paid!

- 8 years old (estimated)<br/>- Spayed female<br/>- Seems to be agitated by other cats in the shelter<br/>- Lived with a dog and did well<br/>- No known experience with children<br/>- Requires regular grooming<br/>- Has tested positive for FIV*<br/><br/>Mika is a big, fluffy beauty with a sweet and gentle personality. She’s social and enjoys being around her people, though she may be a little tentative in new situations at first. Once she settles in, her relaxed and easygoing nature really shines.<br/><br/>She enjoys being pet and loves being brushed, which is perfect for keeping her gorgeous coat looking its best. Mika also has a talkative side and will occasionally chat with you when she’s feeling social. While she's content doing her own thing most of the time, she always appreciates affection when it's offered.<br/><br/>Mika has lived with a dog before and could be a bit shy around them at first, but with time and confidence, she would show her playful side once in a while. With a little patience as she adjusts, Mika will be a loving, calm companion who brings beauty, comfort, and lots of love to her new home.<br/><br/>*Mika has tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). It is not contagious to people or other species of pets. It is passed from cat to cat by deep bite wounds (like those inflicted during serious fights), blood transfusions, and rarely from mother cats to their kittens. Studies have shown that spayed/neutered and cat-friendly FIV+ cats can live with FIV- cats without risk of transmission. FIV suppresses the cat's immune system which makes it easier for them to get sick and harder for them to fight off sickness. When kept as well-cared for indoor pets, FIV+ cats often lead normal, healthy lives.<br/><br/>Thanks to a generous sponsor Mika's adoption fee has already been paid!

- 8 years old (estimated)
- Spayed female
- Seems to be agitated by other cats in the shelter
- Lived with a dog and did well
- No known experience with children
- Requires regular grooming
- Has tested positive for FIV*

Mika is a big, fluffy beauty with a sweet and gentle personality. She’s social and enjoys being around her people, though she may be a little tentative in new situations at first. Once she settles in, her relaxed and easygoing nature really shines.

She enjoys being pet and loves being brushed, which is perfect for keeping her gorgeous coat looking its best. Mika also has a talkative side and will occasionally chat with you when she’s feeling social. While she's content doing her own thing most of the time, she always appreciates affection when it's offered.

Mika has lived with a dog before and could be a bit shy around them at first, but with time and confidence, she would show her playful side once in a while. With a little patience as she adjusts, Mika wil

- 8 years old (estimated)
- Spayed female
- Seems to be agitated by other cats in the shelter
- Lived with a dog and did well
- No known experience with children
- Requires regular grooming
- Has tested positive for FIV*

Mika is a big, fluffy beauty with a sweet and gentle personality. She’s social and enjoys being around her people, though she may be a little tentative in new situations at first. Once she settles in, her relaxed and easygoing nature really shines.

She enjoys being pet and loves being brushed, which is perfect for keeping her gorgeous coat looking its best. Mika also has a talkative side and will occasionally chat with you when she’s feeling social. While she's content doing her own thing most of the time, she always appreciates affection when it's offered.

Mika has lived with a dog before and could be a bit shy around them at first, but with time and confidence, she would show her playful side once in a while. With a little patience as she adjusts, Mika will be a loving, calm companion who brings beauty, comfort, and lots of love to her new home.

*Mika has tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). It is not contagious to people or other species of pets. It is passed from cat to cat by deep bite wounds (like those inflicted during serious fights), blood transfusions, and rarely from mother cats to their kittens. Studies have s