Tye Domestic Short Hair Fredericksburg, VA

Meet Tye
Hello! Tye here. I enjoy being around my pal Taz (check out his profile here on Petfinder). We were taken in as strays at the same time. I am looking for my forever home that understands my needs. I was diagnosed as FIV+. FIV stands for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus. Unless FIV+ cats are exposed to nasty germs and viruses. An FIV+ cat can live a long, normal, and healthy life. It's time FIV was debunked: it's species specific hard for a cat to contract, and with good hygiene, good quality food and a L-Lysine powder supplement, being proactive in their health, just as you would any other cat, I can lead a normal life.

Proper introductions are a must with any cat being introduced to a new home and with meeting new feline friends. I would love to have someone who understands that monitoring my health is an important part in me living a long and healthy life. I am looking for a home where my humans understand I have a lot to offer and if I could be with Taz that would be the best! We depend on each other and are BFF's! If you are interested in me and my pal Taz please submit an application. By doing so it does not obligate you to adopting me but allows the folks with Operation Hood to get to know the potential adopter better. Hope to hear from you soon! ~Tye

Please keep in mind the commitment when adopting a cat and or kitten(s) the the typical lifespan ranges somewhere between 13 and 17 years, according to the ASPCA. However, it isn't uncommon for indoor cats to live to at least 20+ years. If you are interested in meeting Tye and his pal Taz submit an application with the name of the cat/kitten(s) you are interested in and a representative with Operation Hood will contact you to set up a time for a meet and greet. By submitting an application, it does not obligate you to adopt it simply allows us to get to know the potential adopter better.

Under 6 months – $125.00
6 months to 1 year – $100.00
Over 1 year – $75.00

All cats adopted through Operation Hood have been or will be (depending on age) spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, and receive FeLV/FIV tests, rabies vaccination, de-wormer, and flea & tick treatment.

No cats will be adopted out until they are deemed healthy by the vet.