Rhea - FeLV+

Make way, everyone - a queen is coming through! Just like my namesake (the Mother of Gods), I was found with a litter of babies, and together we came to the MCSPCA. My little ones have already struck out on their own, so it’s time for me (at 3 years old) to find my new domain!<br/><br/>Like any true goddess, I’m an expert at being pampered. I LOVE to be petted everywhere - on my ears, back, the base of my tail, and once I get comfortable with you, even my tummy! I’ll rub myself against you in return and purr to say thank you. Make sure you don’t skimp on the treats, either - I’ll chow down on any and all snacks! If I seem a little shy when you first meet me, just remember…you have all of this sweetness to look forward to!<br/><br/>I am also FIV+. FIV stands for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus and means that my immune system is weaker than a cat without FIV. Being FIV+ does not affect my quality of life one bit. With an FIV+ cat, the most important thing is to try to avoid unnecessary stressors as well as other cats that are sick, since FIV+ cats are more likely to catch an illness if they are exposed to it.<br/><br/>Additionally, all MCSPCA kitties are tested for FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) before they are put up for adoption. The test detects whether or not a cat has been exposed to FeLV. I tested positive on my SNAP test, but tested negative on my IFA test. What this means for me is that I was exposed to FeLV but could fight it off! I should be retested in 6 months to confirm I remain negative, but just in case, I should not go home to any other kitties at this time. I’ll be the perfect blessing for you all on my own!

Make way, everyone - a queen is coming through! Just like my namesake (the Mother of Gods), I was found with a litter of babies, and together we came to the MCSPCA. My little ones have already struck out on their own, so it’s time for me (at 3 years old) to find my new domain!

Like any true goddess, I’m an expert at being pampered. I LOVE to be petted everywhere - on my ears, back, the base of my tail, and once I get comfortable with you, even my tummy! I’ll rub myself against you in return and purr to say thank you. Make sure you don’t skimp on the treats, either - I’ll chow down on any and all snacks! If I seem a little shy when you first meet me, just remember…you have all of this sweetness to look forward to!

I am also FIV+. FIV stands for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus and means that my immune system is weaker than a cat without FIV. Being FIV+ does not affect my quality of life one bit. With an FIV+ cat, the most important thing is to try to avoid unnecessary stressors as well as other cats that are si

Make way, everyone - a queen is coming through! Just like my namesake (the Mother of Gods), I was found with a litter of babies, and together we came to the MCSPCA. My little ones have already struck out on their own, so it’s time for me (at 3 years old) to find my new domain!

Like any true goddess, I’m an expert at being pampered. I LOVE to be petted everywhere - on my ears, back, the base of my tail, and once I get comfortable with you, even my tummy! I’ll rub myself against you in return and purr to say thank you. Make sure you don’t skimp on the treats, either - I’ll chow down on any and all snacks! If I seem a little shy when you first meet me, just remember…you have all of this sweetness to look forward to!

I am also FIV+. FIV stands for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus and means that my immune system is weaker than a cat without FIV. Being FIV+ does not affect my quality of life one bit. With an FIV+ cat, the most important thing is to try to avoid unnecessary stressors as well as other cats that are sick, since FIV+ cats are more likely to catch an illness if they are exposed to it.

Additionally, all MCSPCA kitties are tested for FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) before they are put up for adoption. The test detects whether or not a cat has been exposed to FeLV. I tested positive on my SNAP test, but tested negative on my IFA test. What this means for me is that I was exposed to FeLV but co