Timon

Timon - Male DOB 3/23/2024 Domestic Short Hair - Brown Tabby<br/><br/>Timon is looking for a compassionate adopter to give him a forever home. He is a sweet tabby diagnosed with feline leukemia virus (FeLV). Despite his condition, Timon is thriving and symptom-free, and he’s searching for a loving home that can support his medical needs. Timon is often seen making air biscuits while just laying down. He's a very happy cat with much love to give.<br/><br/>Timon can be with another FeLv cat, or if you get your current cat vaccinated for it. He would also be ok being your only kitty even though he does like other kitties. He would possibly be ok with a dog with a slow introduction, and dogs can't get the FeLv from cats, only other cats.<br/><br/>FeLV is a virus affecting only cats, spread through grooming, bites, or shared bowls and litter boxes. It can lead to leukemia and other illnesses, with no cure. Kittens and elderly cats are more vulnerable, but some, like Timon, can remain symptom-free as the virus may regress. Originally testing negative, Timon later developed a fever, leading to his positive FeLV diagnosis. He remains a happy, affectionate cat who loves face rubs and birdwatching, and he’s ready to find his forever home. If you’re that special someone, click the button on the right to email the team you are interested—Timon is waiting for you!<br/><br/>Please apply via our easy online application at https://furrr.org/cat-adoption-process/All kitten(s) and cat(s) at FuRRR Feline Rescue are spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccinations for their age, combo tested for FIV/FeLV, microchipped and have a Health Certificate from a licensed NH veterinarian. Our application is available to be completed online at https://furrr.org/cat-adoption-process/ Applying DOES NOT guarantee approval. We hold meet and greets with approved applications only. (Kittens are available for adoption in pairs only unless they are going home to another kitten or young cat under 3) Our policy is strictly NO DECLAWING and INDOOR ONLY.<br/><br/>Adoption fees:<br/><br/>Kitten to 1 yr - $300 Kitten pairs $550<br/><br/>Adult cat 1+ yr to 8 yr - $200 Adult pairs $350<br/><br/>Cat 8+ - $75

Timon - Male DOB 3/23/2024 Domestic Short Hair - Brown Tabby

Timon is looking for a compassionate adopter to give him a forever home. He is a sweet tabby diagnosed with feline leukemia virus (FeLV). Despite his condition, Timon is thriving and symptom-free, and he’s searching for a loving home that can support his medical needs. Timon is often seen making air biscuits while just laying down. He's a very happy cat with much love to give.

Timon can be with another FeLv cat, or if you get your current cat vaccinated for it. He would also be ok being your only kitty even though he does like other kitties. He would possibly be ok with a dog with a slow introduction, and dogs can't get the FeLv from cats, only other cats.

FeLV is a virus affecting only cats, spread through grooming, bites, or shared bowls and litter boxes. It can lead to leukemia and other illnesses, with no cure. Kittens and elderly cats are more vulnerable, but some, like Timon, can remain symptom-free as the virus may regress. Origi

Timon - Male DOB 3/23/2024 Domestic Short Hair - Brown Tabby

Timon is looking for a compassionate adopter to give him a forever home. He is a sweet tabby diagnosed with feline leukemia virus (FeLV). Despite his condition, Timon is thriving and symptom-free, and he’s searching for a loving home that can support his medical needs. Timon is often seen making air biscuits while just laying down. He's a very happy cat with much love to give.

Timon can be with another FeLv cat, or if you get your current cat vaccinated for it. He would also be ok being your only kitty even though he does like other kitties. He would possibly be ok with a dog with a slow introduction, and dogs can't get the FeLv from cats, only other cats.

FeLV is a virus affecting only cats, spread through grooming, bites, or shared bowls and litter boxes. It can lead to leukemia and other illnesses, with no cure. Kittens and elderly cats are more vulnerable, but some, like Timon, can remain symptom-free as the virus may regress. Originally testing negative, Timon later developed a fever, leading to his positive FeLV diagnosis. He remains a happy, affectionate cat who loves face rubs and birdwatching, and he’s ready to find his forever home. If you’re that special someone, click the button on the right to email the team you are interested—Timon is waiting for you!

Please apply via our easy online application at https:/