THOR - LOOK AT THAT FACE! HE'S AWESOME!

Thor was brought into FFAR's foster/adoption program when a woman reached out to us with this: "Can anyone help this poor fella? He showed up in a backyard in Dallas, TX, a few months ago. A woman is feeding him and trying to find him a rescue or home. She cannot take him in due to her situation. He is beat up but sweet as can be. She did have him neutered." The pictures she sent clinched it. What a cat! His foster mom absolutely adores the toms that obviously have seen hard times, but when neutered and brought inside, they are total teddy bears. Thor is no exception. He is absolutely the chillest cat and gets along without any reaction to everything - dogs, cats and kids. He's a big guy, almost 16 pounds, so there's lots of him to love. If interested in meeting and possibly adopting this awesome guy, go to furryfriendsanimalrescue.org and submit an application. You will be contacted within 24 hours (if not, please check your spam folder). <br/><br/>NOTE: Thor is FIV positive, but don't let this scare you! Thor is young and perfectly healthy, except that he carries this virus. FIV is feline immunodeficiency virus. Cats can live long, healthy lives with FIV. FIV is primarily transmitted to other cats via bites (must be transmitted through blood) and is not transferred via litterboxes or food bowls. The virus only lives outside the cat for 2-3 hours so it is not contagious to other cats in non-aggressive households. Actually, many people own FIV+ cats and do not even know they carry this virus. It is asymptomatic and unless a blood test is performed, there is no way of knowing if a cat has it. FIV is ABSOLUTELY NOT transmittable to humans or dogs.<br/><br/>NOTE: The last three pics were sent to us in the email asking for help. He's been cleaned up and looks like first two pics now.

Thor was brought into FFAR's foster/adoption program when a woman reached out to us with this: "Can anyone help this poor fella? He showed up in a backyard in Dallas, TX, a few months ago. A woman is feeding him and trying to find him a rescue or home. She cannot take him in due to her situation. He is beat up but sweet as can be. She did have him neutered." The pictures she sent clinched it. What a cat! His foster mom absolutely adores the toms that obviously have seen hard times, but when neutered and brought inside, they are total teddy bears. Thor is no exception. He is absolutely the chillest cat and gets along without any reaction to everything - dogs, cats and kids. He's a big guy, almost 16 pounds, so there's lots of him to love. If interested in meeting and possibly adopting this awesome guy, go to furryfriendsanimalrescue.org and submit an application. You will be contacted within 24 hours (if not, please check your spam folder).

NOTE: Thor is FIV positive, but don't let this scare you! Thor is young and

Thor was brought into FFAR's foster/adoption program when a woman reached out to us with this: "Can anyone help this poor fella? He showed up in a backyard in Dallas, TX, a few months ago. A woman is feeding him and trying to find him a rescue or home. She cannot take him in due to her situation. He is beat up but sweet as can be. She did have him neutered." The pictures she sent clinched it. What a cat! His foster mom absolutely adores the toms that obviously have seen hard times, but when neutered and brought inside, they are total teddy bears. Thor is no exception. He is absolutely the chillest cat and gets along without any reaction to everything - dogs, cats and kids. He's a big guy, almost 16 pounds, so there's lots of him to love. If interested in meeting and possibly adopting this awesome guy, go to furryfriendsanimalrescue.org and submit an application. You will be contacted within 24 hours (if not, please check your spam folder).

NOTE: Thor is FIV positive, but don't let this scare you! Thor is young and perfectly healthy, except that he carries this virus. FIV is feline immunodeficiency virus. Cats can live long, healthy lives with FIV. FIV is primarily transmitted to other cats via bites (must be transmitted through blood) and is not transferred via litterboxes or food bowls. The virus only lives outside the cat for 2-3 hours so it is not contagious to other cats in non-aggressive households. A