Mona

Mona is a sweet and gentle girl about 2 1/2 who came to us as a stray. She loves to have attention and spend time with people. Mona gets along with most other nice cats or would be happy having all your attention to herself.<br/><br/>Mona has tested positive for FIV, also known at kitty Aids. Just like with people it is NOT contagious through casual contact. It's safe to share food, water, and litter box with a negative cat. FIV is only passed by mating or a deep bite wound, where saliva from the positive cat enters the blood stream of another kitty. This is very rare in socialized house cats. <br/><br/>FIV cats may have a shorter life span in part due to the fact that with a compromised immune system they are more prone to contracting infections. FIV positive cats must live strictly indoors to reduce the chances of contracting something dangerous. <br/><br/>It is NOT a death sentence! FIV positive cats can live well into their teens and have a very normal life. Mona was fostered in a home with several negative cats. <br/><br/>If interested in adopting, start at CatsCT.org</a> and submit an application. See this kitty in purrson at PETCO, 4559 Main St, Bridgeport anytime the store is open.

Mona is a sweet and gentle girl about 2 1/2 who came to us as a stray. She loves to have attention and spend time with people. Mona gets along with most other nice cats or would be happy having all your attention to herself.

Mona has tested positive for FIV, also known at kitty Aids. Just like with people it is NOT contagious through casual contact. It's safe to share food, water, and litter box with a negative cat. FIV is only passed by mating or a deep bite wound, where saliva from the positive cat enters the blood stream of another kitty. This is very rare in socialized house cats.

FIV cats may have a shorter life span in part due to the fact that with a compromised immune system they are more prone to contracting infections. FIV positive cats must live strictly indoors to reduce the chances of contracting something dangerous.

It is NOT a death sentence! FIV positive cats can live well into their teens and have a very normal life. Mona was fostered in a home with several negative cats.

Mona is a sweet and gentle girl about 2 1/2 who came to us as a stray. She loves to have attention and spend time with people. Mona gets along with most other nice cats or would be happy having all your attention to herself.

Mona has tested positive for FIV, also known at kitty Aids. Just like with people it is NOT contagious through casual contact. It's safe to share food, water, and litter box with a negative cat. FIV is only passed by mating or a deep bite wound, where saliva from the positive cat enters the blood stream of another kitty. This is very rare in socialized house cats.

FIV cats may have a shorter life span in part due to the fact that with a compromised immune system they are more prone to contracting infections. FIV positive cats must live strictly indoors to reduce the chances of contracting something dangerous.

It is NOT a death sentence! FIV positive cats can live well into their teens and have a very normal life. Mona was fostered in a home with several negative cats.

If interested in adopting, start at CatsCT.org and submit an application. See this kitty in purrson at PETCO, 4559 Main St, Bridgeport anytime the store is open.