Rosemary 2

Rosemary 2 <br/>F, 1 year, FeLV+<br/><br/>If you're looking for a brave, affectionate companion with a touch of royal flair, Rosemary is your girl! This stunning beauty is the total package: fearless, sweet, and a little bit of a diva in the best way. Having successfully raised a litter of five kittens, she is now ready to be the center of someone's world. Rosemary is a true social butterfly who isn't afraid of anything; she'll confidently greet new friends and immediately ask for pets, especially her favorite scratches right under the chin.<br/><br/>Rosemary is the ultimate "velcro cat" and adores spending every moment with her favorite humans, loyally following you from room to room to ensure she's never left out of the action. Whether she's exploring new corners of the house or supervising your daily routine, her spunky personality and loving nature make her the perfect shadow. If you have a spot on your couch (and a hand free for chin rubs), Rosemary is ready to move in and run the show!<br/><br/>Rosemary could adapt to other cats and dogs who respect her space when needed and with slow, proper introductions. Older kids would be ideal. <br/><br/>Rosemary did test positive for regressive FeLV, but is overall healthy. It is possible she was around a positive cat and her body is working to shed the virus, but she is less likely to spread it and per our vet should be tested again in a year. <br/>More info: https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-leukemia-virus<br/><br/>Rosemary is spayed, current on vaccines, dewormed, microchipped, and tested negative for FIV. If interested in adding this sweet girl to your family, please fill out the adoption application on our website

Rosemary 2
F, 1 year, FeLV+

If you're looking for a brave, affectionate companion with a touch of royal flair, Rosemary is your girl! This stunning beauty is the total package: fearless, sweet, and a little bit of a diva in the best way. Having successfully raised a litter of five kittens, she is now ready to be the center of someone's world. Rosemary is a true social butterfly who isn't afraid of anything; she'll confidently greet new friends and immediately ask for pets, especially her favorite scratches right under the chin.

Rosemary is the ultimate "velcro cat" and adores spending every moment with her favorite humans, loyally following you from room to room to ensure she's never left out of the action. Whether she's exploring new corners of the house or supervising your daily routine, her spunky personality and loving nature make her the perfect shadow. If you have a spot on your couch (and a hand free for chin rubs), Rosemary is ready to move in and run the show!

Rosemary could adapt to

Rosemary 2
F, 1 year, FeLV+

If you're looking for a brave, affectionate companion with a touch of royal flair, Rosemary is your girl! This stunning beauty is the total package: fearless, sweet, and a little bit of a diva in the best way. Having successfully raised a litter of five kittens, she is now ready to be the center of someone's world. Rosemary is a true social butterfly who isn't afraid of anything; she'll confidently greet new friends and immediately ask for pets, especially her favorite scratches right under the chin.

Rosemary is the ultimate "velcro cat" and adores spending every moment with her favorite humans, loyally following you from room to room to ensure she's never left out of the action. Whether she's exploring new corners of the house or supervising your daily routine, her spunky personality and loving nature make her the perfect shadow. If you have a spot on your couch (and a hand free for chin rubs), Rosemary is ready to move in and run the show!

Rosemary could adapt to other cats and dogs who respect her space when needed and with slow, proper introductions. Older kids would be ideal.

Rosemary did test positive for regressive FeLV, but is overall healthy. It is possible she was around a positive cat and her body is working to shed the virus, but she is less likely to spread it and per our vet should be tested again in a year.
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