Saint-10/10/26

SAINT has been diagnosed with FIV which is an autoimmune disease similar to Aids in humans, It cannot be transmitted to humans and only to others cats by deep bites, not by grooming, eating out of the same dish, sneezing or sharing a litter box. FIV cats can live long, normal lives. <br/><br/>Meet SAINT, a striking orange tabby gentleman of about 2-3 years old with a heart as warm as his handsome coat. This gentle giant is the definition of laid-back charm, happiest when hes in the same room as his favorite humans, soaking up scratches, treats, and well-earned admiration. SAINT may be a little shy at first (after being shuffled around, who could blame him?) but give him constant scratches and a bit of patience and youll discover a devoted companion with a constant purr and a serious talent for biscuit-making. He loves feather toys, balls, ribbons, and his beloved ball tower, and hell even brush himself if you thoughtfully leave a brush nearby. Hes a ground cat and prefers his safe spaces to be low burrows and hidey holes as opposed to tall cat trees and shelves. True to his affectionate nature, SAINT is wonderfully tactile and will sweetly reach out to hold hands. Hes also a smart, communicative boy who appreciates honesty (sneak attacks and grabs scare him and hell sulk afterwards) Show him whats going on, negotiate and hell do his best to reward you with trust and cooperation. If youre ready to offer this tender-hearted tabby the stability he deserves, contact Animal Alliance to schedule a meet and greet with SAINT today!<br/> <br/>Medical & Special Considerations<br/>SAINT is neutered, up to date on vaccinations, dewormed, and has tested negative for FeLV. He is FIV positive, but hes a healthy boy who can live a long, happy life with routine veterinary care and a loving indoor home. FIV-positive cats can often live peacefully with other friendly cats, and our team is happy to answer any questions you may have. SAINT will thrive with a patient adopter who understands his need for a persistent gentle approach! With kindness and consistency, he blossoms into the affectionate, purring companion hes meant to be.<br/><br/>Animal Alliance has many cats and kittens for adoption. Animal Alliance does have some cats and kittens in foster care and living in-house at PetSmart in Flemington, NJ and MeWow Cat Cafe in Doylestown, PA, so not all are housed at our Lambertville adoption center.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting a particular cat or kitten you can apply using our online application. If your application is approved we can then arrange a time for you to meet the cat or kitten. Kittens younger than 4 month must be adopted in pairs if there are no cats already in the home.<br/><br/>To fill out an adoption application, go to:<br/>https://www.animalalliancenj.org/fosteradoption-application/

SAINT has been diagnosed with FIV which is an autoimmune disease similar to Aids in humans, It cannot be transmitted to humans and only to others cats by deep bites, not by grooming, eating out of the same dish, sneezing or sharing a litter box. FIV cats can live long, normal lives.

Meet SAINT, a striking orange tabby gentleman of about 2-3 years old with a heart as warm as his handsome coat. This gentle giant is the definition of laid-back charm, happiest when hes in the same room as his favorite humans, soaking up scratches, treats, and well-earned admiration. SAINT may be a little shy at first (after being shuffled around, who could blame him?) but give him constant scratches and a bit of patience and youll discover a devoted companion with a constant purr and a serious talent for biscuit-making. He loves feather toys, balls, ribbons, and his beloved ball tower, and hell even brush himself if you thoughtfully leave a brush nearby. Hes a ground cat and prefers his safe spaces to be low burrows and hidey holes

SAINT has been diagnosed with FIV which is an autoimmune disease similar to Aids in humans, It cannot be transmitted to humans and only to others cats by deep bites, not by grooming, eating out of the same dish, sneezing or sharing a litter box. FIV cats can live long, normal lives.

Meet SAINT, a striking orange tabby gentleman of about 2-3 years old with a heart as warm as his handsome coat. This gentle giant is the definition of laid-back charm, happiest when hes in the same room as his favorite humans, soaking up scratches, treats, and well-earned admiration. SAINT may be a little shy at first (after being shuffled around, who could blame him?) but give him constant scratches and a bit of patience and youll discover a devoted companion with a constant purr and a serious talent for biscuit-making. He loves feather toys, balls, ribbons, and his beloved ball tower, and hell even brush himself if you thoughtfully leave a brush nearby. Hes a ground cat and prefers his safe spaces to be low burrows and hidey holes as opposed to tall cat trees and shelves. True to his affectionate nature, SAINT is wonderfully tactile and will sweetly reach out to hold hands. Hes also a smart, communicative boy who appreciates honesty (sneak attacks and grabs scare him and hell sulk afterwards) Show him whats going on, negotiate and hell do his best to reward you with trust and cooperation. If youre ready to offer this tend