Bernie

Bernie

Bernie is a sweet, quiet cat, who thrives on affection. He follows you around waiting to be petted, and loves to sit on your lap. His favorite thing is being brushed. He may have been abused by a former owner as he is sometimes shy. He is very healthy, but is positive for FIV. This just means he cannot be an outdoor cat, and needs a healthy diet. He is FeLV negative and neutered.

To read more about FIV visit www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/brochures/fiv.html.

Roxy

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Roxy is a playful little sweetie who has a deep rumbly purr. She loves attention and gets along well with other cats. She will make the right person very happy. She is FeLV and FIV negative and neutered.

Butch & Cassidy

Butch & Cass

Butch and Cass are brothers and best friends. Butch is very outgoing, while Cass is the quiet brother. They love to play together or with other cats. They’re a team and should be adopted together. They are both FeLV and FIV negative and neutered.

Murphy

Murphy

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Murphy was adopted by a lovely lady who wanted a companion for her young kitty. Murphy and his new pal immediately hit it off, and Murphy was especially delighted by the 8’ cat tree they had to play on.  He’s settled in and is looking forward to a long, happy life in a loving home.

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Harry and Dizzy

Dizzie

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Harry

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Harry & Dizzy have been adopted. They’re both doing really well together with a lovely family who couldn’t decide between them, so they adopted them both!

Harry still yowls for his breakfast while Dizzy waits patiently.  The family’s two girls adore them. Another FFUR success.

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Cora

Cora

Chubby little Cora (now renamed Ruby) has a new home with Eric and Marissa.  They adopted her so she could be a companion to their first FeLV+ cat.  Ruby is looking forward to a good life with a cozy home and all the love she deserves.

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