Watson

Sherlock, Holmes, Enola and Watson are siblings. This is such a good group of kitties! They would do especially well as pairs.<br/><br/>Enola and her siblings tested positive for FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). But it is VERY IMPORTANT to know that kittens who test positive often test negative by the time they reach 6 months as by then they have eliminated the antibodies they can receive from their mom. <br/><br/>It is equally as IMPORTANT to know that even if they were to remain positive, cats with FIV usually live long, healthy normal lifespans. AND they can safely live with non-FIV cats. <br/><br/>Click this link to learn the true facts about FIV - https://www.austinpetsalive.org/blog/myths-and-truths-about-fiv#:~:text=Cats%20with%20FIV%20must%20be,are%20important%20for%20FIV+%20cats.)Available for adoption from Kitty Kat Haven and Rescue<br/>Hoover, AL 35226<br/>205-302-8883

Sherlock, Holmes, Enola and Watson are siblings. This is such a good group of kitties! They would do especially well as pairs.

Enola and her siblings tested positive for FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). But it is VERY IMPORTANT to know that kittens who test positive often test negative by the time they reach 6 months as by then they have eliminated the antibodies they can receive from their mom.

It is equally as IMPORTANT to know that even if they were to remain positive, cats with FIV usually live long, healthy normal lifespans. AND they can safely live with non-FIV cats.

Click this link to learn the true facts about FIV - https://www.austinpetsalive.org/blog/myths-and-truths-about-fiv#:~:text=Cats%20with%20FIV%20must%20be,are%20important%20for%20FIV+%20cats.)Available for adoption from Kitty Kat Haven and Rescue
Hoover, AL 35226
205-302-8883

Sherlock, Holmes, Enola and Watson are siblings. This is such a good group of kitties! They would do especially well as pairs.

Enola and her siblings tested positive for FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). But it is VERY IMPORTANT to know that kittens who test positive often test negative by the time they reach 6 months as by then they have eliminated the antibodies they can receive from their mom.

It is equally as IMPORTANT to know that even if they were to remain positive, cats with FIV usually live long, healthy normal lifespans. AND they can safely live with non-FIV cats.

Click this link to learn the true facts about FIV - https://www.austinpetsalive.org/blog/myths-and-truths-about-fiv#:~:text=Cats%20with%20FIV%20must%20be,are%20important%20for%20FIV+%20cats.)Available for adoption from Kitty Kat Haven and Rescue
Hoover, AL 35226
205-302-8883