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Oscar and Olivia were found abandoned as tiny kittens. As of 10/3/34 they are five months old. Oscar has a cute stub of a tail and is a true lover boy! He likes to snuggle on your head or your chest. Olivia starts purring at first touch and loves to be close to you. These two are rough and tumble, chasing each other and the next minute they are curled up together sleeping.
These two kittens are FIV positive. This is not a fatal disease, so please don’t let this scare you! They are happy and healthy and you can keep them that way! They will add joy and love to any family who will love them back.

FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) is transmitted by deep bite wounds - NOT through litterbox, food or water. As long as an FIV infected cat is in a stable home environment where the cats aren't aggressively fighting, the risk of transmission is very low. FIV cats can live long, healthy and happy lives, and FIV is not transmittable to humans or dogs. If you already have an FIV cat and are looking for a friend for them, or if you would only have one cat in your home, we encourage you to give an FIV cat the opportunity for a loving, stable home environment! Please go to vet.cornell.edu to learn more, or talk to your veterinarian.


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All of our cats and kittens have been tested for FIV, FeLk and parasites (and treated, if needed). Our adoption fee includes those tests, spay/neuter, flea preventative and all age-appropriate shots (including Rabies).