Pop-Tart & Cinnamon Roll

This breakfast platter has been absolutely amazing! Or rather, this litter of breakfast-themed kittens have been wonderful! ;)<br/><br/>Momma Pop-Tart and her 5 kittens were caught when the kittens were ~2 weeks old, and she immediately accepted the love and care of people. With a mom as sweet and trusting as Pp-Tart, her kittens were set up for success to become playful, affectionate, and hilarious babies. Now almost 5 months old, these babies and their momma are looking for their forever homes.<br/><br/>Unfortunately, it was found that Pop-Tart is positive for FIV. Cinnamon Roll is negative for FIV. Because FIV is transmitted through deep bite wounds, cats can live together happily if one is positive and the other negative as long as they get along well. Pop-Tart is a very devoted mom, and she seems particularly bonded to Cinnamon Roll, so we would love to adopt them out together! This is not required, however.<br/><br/>For further reading on FIV, please check out these links:<br/><br/>https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951815<br/><br/>https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv<br/><br/>Pop-Tart and Cinnamon Roll are spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines; they have been treated for internal and external parasites; they are both negative feline leukemia virus, while Pop-Tart is positive for FIV and Cinnamon Roll is negative for FIV. Cinnamon Roll is ~5 months old, and Pop-Tart is ~1 year old. If interested in adopting them, please see our adoption interest form here: https://form.jotform.com/212615358960055

This breakfast platter has been absolutely amazing! Or rather, this litter of breakfast-themed kittens have been wonderful! ;)

Momma Pop-Tart and her 5 kittens were caught when the kittens were ~2 weeks old, and she immediately accepted the love and care of people. With a mom as sweet and trusting as Pp-Tart, her kittens were set up for success to become playful, affectionate, and hilarious babies. Now almost 5 months old, these babies and their momma are looking for their forever homes.

Unfortunately, it was found that Pop-Tart is positive for FIV. Cinnamon Roll is negative for FIV. Because FIV is transmitted through deep bite wounds, cats can live together happily if one is positive and the other negative as long as they get along well. Pop-Tart is a very devoted mom, and she seems particularly bonded to Cinnamon Roll, so we would love to adopt them out together! This is not required, however.

For further reading on FIV, please check out these links:

https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/def

This breakfast platter has been absolutely amazing! Or rather, this litter of breakfast-themed kittens have been wonderful! ;)

Momma Pop-Tart and her 5 kittens were caught when the kittens were ~2 weeks old, and she immediately accepted the love and care of people. With a mom as sweet and trusting as Pp-Tart, her kittens were set up for success to become playful, affectionate, and hilarious babies. Now almost 5 months old, these babies and their momma are looking for their forever homes.

Unfortunately, it was found that Pop-Tart is positive for FIV. Cinnamon Roll is negative for FIV. Because FIV is transmitted through deep bite wounds, cats can live together happily if one is positive and the other negative as long as they get along well. Pop-Tart is a very devoted mom, and she seems particularly bonded to Cinnamon Roll, so we would love to adopt them out together! This is not required, however.

For further reading on FIV, please check out these links:

https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951815

https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv

Pop-Tart and Cinnamon Roll are spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines; they have been treated for internal and external parasites; they are both negative feline leukemia virus