Princess-FeLV+

PRINCESS: Are you someone who would like to give a shelter kitty a chance to live the rest of her life in a loving home? A cat who might be difficult to adopt but has lots of love to give back? Have you ever thought about adopting a leukemia cat? Why is she difficult to adopt? Some people are nervous about leukemia cats, but they are just like other kitties, except they can't live with other kitties. They can be paired with another leukemia cat or do just fine as a single, giving you all her love and attention. Come in and meet Princess, a 9-year old gray and white tuxedo girl from Connecticut. Her adjustment to shelter life was a little slow but she now follows volunteers around looking for pets and loving. She’s not on any special medicine or food, uses the litter box like a lady, likes to play with her toys, and gets along well with the other kitties in the leukemia cottage. Princess is an appropriate name for this cutie because she’s calm and regal and ready to be loved. Meet her on adoption days, Saturdays between 12-4. You'll fall in love!<br/>DOB: 2016; spayed; FeLV+/FIV+; vaccinated; microchipped.<br/><br/>DO NOT SEND IN A PETFINDER INQUIRY- PLEASE SUBMIT ADOPTION APPLICATION FROM WEBSITE. www.forgottenfelines.org<br/><br/>[2/10/26]

PRINCESS: Are you someone who would like to give a shelter kitty a chance to live the rest of her life in a loving home? A cat who might be difficult to adopt but has lots of love to give back? Have you ever thought about adopting a leukemia cat? Why is she difficult to adopt? Some people are nervous about leukemia cats, but they are just like other kitties, except they can't live with other kitties. They can be paired with another leukemia cat or do just fine as a single, giving you all her love and attention. Come in and meet Princess, a 9-year old gray and white tuxedo girl from Connecticut. Her adjustment to shelter life was a little slow but she now follows volunteers around looking for pets and loving. She’s not on any special medicine or food, uses the litter box like a lady, likes to play with her toys, and gets along well with the other kitties in the leukemia cottage. Princess is an appropriate name for this cutie because she’s calm and regal and ready to be loved. Meet her on adoption days, Saturdays betw

PRINCESS: Are you someone who would like to give a shelter kitty a chance to live the rest of her life in a loving home? A cat who might be difficult to adopt but has lots of love to give back? Have you ever thought about adopting a leukemia cat? Why is she difficult to adopt? Some people are nervous about leukemia cats, but they are just like other kitties, except they can't live with other kitties. They can be paired with another leukemia cat or do just fine as a single, giving you all her love and attention. Come in and meet Princess, a 9-year old gray and white tuxedo girl from Connecticut. Her adjustment to shelter life was a little slow but she now follows volunteers around looking for pets and loving. She’s not on any special medicine or food, uses the litter box like a lady, likes to play with her toys, and gets along well with the other kitties in the leukemia cottage. Princess is an appropriate name for this cutie because she’s calm and regal and ready to be loved. Meet her on adoption days, Saturdays between 12-4. You'll fall in love!
DOB: 2016; spayed; FeLV+/FIV+; vaccinated; microchipped.

DO NOT SEND IN A PETFINDER INQUIRY- PLEASE SUBMIT ADOPTION APPLICATION FROM WEBSITE. www.forgottenfelines.org

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