Umi

**FIV POSITIVE<br/><br/>Umi is a 6-year-old long-haired tuxedo with striking good looks and an affectionate, people-focused personality. He spent time living outdoors as a stray on a property where he was cared for as best as possible, familiar with dogs and loved on by young children. As colder weather approached, it became clear Umi needed the safety and warmth of indoor life.<br/><br/>Since coming inside, Umi has adjusted beautifully. He thrives on attention and enjoys being close to his people — pets, companionship, and being part of whatever is going on are his favorite things. He is learning indoor routines, enjoying comfort, and continuing to decompress from life outside.<br/><br/>Umi coexists well with other cats, including Uno, though they are not tightly bonded and do not need to be adopted together. Dogs are something he can take or leave, but people are very much his priority.<br/><br/>Medical & Vetting Information<br/><br/>Umi has tested FIV positive (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). FIV affects the immune system, meaning extra attention to general health is important, but many FIV-positive cats live long, happy, healthy lives and may never develop Feline AIDS.<br/><br/>FIV is most commonly transmitted through deep bite wounds and is not easily spread through casual contact such as sharing food bowls, grooming, or using the same litter box. With indoor living, routine veterinary care, and prompt attention to any illness, FIV-positive cats often thrive just like any other cat.<br/><br/>Umi is healthy, affectionate, and not defined by his FIV status — it is simply one part of his medical history.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a loving, people-oriented companion who will happily soak up attention and return it tenfold, Umi may be the perfect addition to your home.<br/><br/> Umi is neutered, microchipped, FIV/FeLV tested (FIV POSITIVE), dewormed, and has been brought current on vaccines along with flea/tick prevention. <br/><br/>Apply to adopt at: https://orangecountyva.gov/159/Pet-Adoption-Foster-Care-Information

**FIV POSITIVE

Umi is a 6-year-old long-haired tuxedo with striking good looks and an affectionate, people-focused personality. He spent time living outdoors as a stray on a property where he was cared for as best as possible, familiar with dogs and loved on by young children. As colder weather approached, it became clear Umi needed the safety and warmth of indoor life.

Since coming inside, Umi has adjusted beautifully. He thrives on attention and enjoys being close to his people — pets, companionship, and being part of whatever is going on are his favorite things. He is learning indoor routines, enjoying comfort, and continuing to decompress from life outside.

Umi coexists well with other cats, including Uno, though they are not tightly bonded and do not need to be adopted together. Dogs are something he can take or leave, but people are very much his priority.

Medical & Vetting Information

Umi has tested FIV positive (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). FIV affects the immune system

**FIV POSITIVE

Umi is a 6-year-old long-haired tuxedo with striking good looks and an affectionate, people-focused personality. He spent time living outdoors as a stray on a property where he was cared for as best as possible, familiar with dogs and loved on by young children. As colder weather approached, it became clear Umi needed the safety and warmth of indoor life.

Since coming inside, Umi has adjusted beautifully. He thrives on attention and enjoys being close to his people — pets, companionship, and being part of whatever is going on are his favorite things. He is learning indoor routines, enjoying comfort, and continuing to decompress from life outside.

Umi coexists well with other cats, including Uno, though they are not tightly bonded and do not need to be adopted together. Dogs are something he can take or leave, but people are very much his priority.

Medical & Vetting Information

Umi has tested FIV positive (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). FIV affects the immune system, meaning extra attention to general health is important, but many FIV-positive cats live long, happy, healthy lives and may never develop Feline AIDS.

FIV is most commonly transmitted through deep bite wounds and is not easily spread through casual contact such as sharing food bowls, grooming, or using the same litter box. With indoor living, routine veterinary care, and prompt attention