Roman

Roman - Neutered Male. Approximate DOB: 11//1/2021. Roman is current on his vaccines and has tested Positive for Feline Aids (FIV) and Negative for Feline Leukemia (FELV). He had a Dental in February and is doing great! He’s a short-to medium haired Buff-Orange tabby.<br/>Note that FIV Positive cats can live a long and normal life indoors with regular good care by his family and a safe loving environment! Learn more about FIV on our website: https://www.loveastraycat.com/extra-special-cats.html<br/><br/>Here’s Roman's story as sent by his rescuer: Roman was rescued from a feral colony living behind an apartment complex in the local community. After feeding him just a few times, he walked up and willingly went right into a carrier, probably saying "get me out of here"!!<br/><br/>Roman did test FIV positive. His skin was initially covered in spots of inflammation and dermatitis, causing hair loss and scabs. With trimming and brushing, his coat has grown back in fully and is very soft.<br/><br/>Roman can best be described as a love bug! When comfortable, he loves to be held like a baby so he can rub his head on your chin or glasses. He is not a fan of a lot of commotion, but comes around very quickly for pets or treats. When his cage is opened, he will stand and stretch his paws up to “give a hug” and get cuddles. He has never minded other cats and would likely do well with a proper introduction.<br/><br/>Cases like Roman's remind us how often we’re surprised. We didn’t expect the Dental he needed to be pain-free—and we certainly didn’t expect him to become such a sweetheart!! But we’re all in now. He deserves a wonderful life.<br/>​<br/>Roman would do best in a calm home with a loving family (no really young children, please). He will need time to adjust, but he has so much love to give.<br/>If you’d like to meet Roman or any of our other adoptable cats and kittens, please complete a pre-adoption application at www.loveastraycat.com.

Roman - Neutered Male. Approximate DOB: 11//1/2021. Roman is current on his vaccines and has tested Positive for Feline Aids (FIV) and Negative for Feline Leukemia (FELV). He had a Dental in February and is doing great! He’s a short-to medium haired Buff-Orange tabby.
Note that FIV Positive cats can live a long and normal life indoors with regular good care by his family and a safe loving environment! Learn more about FIV on our website: https://www.loveastraycat.com/extra-special-cats.html

Here’s Roman's story as sent by his rescuer: Roman was rescued from a feral colony living behind an apartment complex in the local community. After feeding him just a few times, he walked up and willingly went right into a carrier, probably saying "get me out of here"!!

Roman did test FIV positive. His skin was initially covered in spots of inflammation and dermatitis, causing hair loss and scabs. With trimming and brushing, his coat has grown back in fully and is very soft.

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Roman - Neutered Male. Approximate DOB: 11//1/2021. Roman is current on his vaccines and has tested Positive for Feline Aids (FIV) and Negative for Feline Leukemia (FELV). He had a Dental in February and is doing great! He’s a short-to medium haired Buff-Orange tabby.
Note that FIV Positive cats can live a long and normal life indoors with regular good care by his family and a safe loving environment! Learn more about FIV on our website: https://www.loveastraycat.com/extra-special-cats.html

Here’s Roman's story as sent by his rescuer: Roman was rescued from a feral colony living behind an apartment complex in the local community. After feeding him just a few times, he walked up and willingly went right into a carrier, probably saying "get me out of here"!!

Roman did test FIV positive. His skin was initially covered in spots of inflammation and dermatitis, causing hair loss and scabs. With trimming and brushing, his coat has grown back in fully and is very soft.

Roman can best be described as a love bug! When comfortable, he loves to be held like a baby so he can rub his head on your chin or glasses. He is not a fan of a lot of commotion, but comes around very quickly for pets or treats. When his cage is opened, he will stand and stretch his paws up to “give a hug” and get cuddles. He has never minded other cats and would likely do well with a proper introduction.

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