Oscar Domestic Short Hair Mix Brandon, FL

Please note: Oscar tested positive for FIV. That being said, this could be a false positive. We strongly suggest that you read the Kitten Lady article linked below. The only follow up needed would be a second test at 6 months old. False positives occur when the cat carries the antibody (which is harmless) but does not carry the actual virus. The most frequent occurrence of this is when kittens are tested after obtaining the antibodies from their mother. What to Do if a Kitten Tests FIV Positive Kitten Lady (http://www.kittenlady.org/fiv)https://www.fivcats.com/FIV/fiv_kittens.html(https://www.fivcats.com/FIV/fiv_kittens.html)

Is your cat looking for a bestie? Oscar is your boy!!!! This little orange tabby LOVES other cats. He runs, tumbles, hides, plays with toys, chasing bugs on the screen porch and snuggles up to any cat that will let him in his foster family. He has grown close to the youngest resident cats as they are the most playful but gets along with every cat he meets. He is not a super snuggly kitten, he is in the stage of being a very busy boy so he would much prefer to be playing, running, and getting into kitten mischief with his buddies. He will let his foster family pick him up and give him love, he does enjoy temptation treats and Churu and will always come when that is offered. There is a dog in his foster home who he tolerates, he hisses at her if she comes to close, but he has learned to co-exist with her. He can be shy to warm up at first but if there is lots of toys, at least one cat buddy who will play and be his best friend, temptations and Churu he will come around very quickly. This little boy will be a perfect addition to your home if you are looking for a kitten who will give you hours of entertainment with all his kitten antics as well as add a bestie to your resident cat pack. He must be adopted into a home with a cat that is playful, or with one of his foster kitten besties from AKP.