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Wish is currently living in a foster home and doing fantastic. We saw this sweet boy get thrown over our fence one day, and we rushed to find him. He was scared and hiding under our van, but he could not resist the chance at getting some attention, despite what humans had just done to him. He meowed and talked to us and began crawling towards us. We scooped him up and there has not been a day since that he hasn't been doted on and loved. He is affectionate, friendly, playful, and curious. He is tolerant and loving. But, Wish has one big hurdle to getting adopted. When he was abandoned at PAWS he tested leukemia positive, but he shed it, and he has had 3 negative tests since then, which means it could never come back and he can live a long, normal, healthy life but, because sometimes it can lie dormant in bone marrow, there is still a risk to have him around other kitties, particularly ones that are not vaccinated against FELV. He also cannot live with other FELV positive cats because he is negative. So, we need to find a one kitty home for this sweet boy. Luckily, his two fosters adore him and are willing to hold onto him until that hero steps forward. Wish is so worth the chance. He is a truly unique and special boy who has defeated the odds once and would love the chance to defeat them again and find a home. He is still young, and he has been nothing but healthy since we discovered him.
Wish is currently living in a foster home and doing fantastic. We saw this sweet boy get thrown over our fence one day, and we rushed to find him. He was scared and hiding under our van, but he could not resist the chance at getting some attention, despite what humans had just done to him. He meowed and talked to us and began crawling towards us. We scooped him up and there has not been a day since that he hasn't been doted on and loved. He is affectionate, friendly, playful, and curious. He is tolerant and loving. But, Wish has one big hurdle to getting adopted. When he was abandoned at PAWS he tested leukemia positive, but he shed it, and he has had 3 negative tests since then, which means it could never come back and he can live a long, normal, healthy life but, because sometimes it can lie dormant in bone marrow, there is still a risk to have him around other kitties, particularly ones that are not vaccinated against FELV. He also cannot live with other FELV positive cats because he is negative. So, we need to find a one kitty home for this sweet boy. Luckily, his two fosters adore him and are willing to hold onto him until that hero steps forward. Wish is so worth the chance. He is a truly unique and special boy who has defeated the odds once and would love the chance to defeat them again and find a home. He is still young, and he has been nothing but healthy since we discovered him.
