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Youve heard of Courage the Cowardly Dog but there is absolutely nothing cowardly about this duo.
Meet Ember (tiny but mighty) and Courage (a teenage dream). Two fabulous kitties with even bigger personalities and an even bigger capacity for love.
These sweethearts have regressive FeLV, which might sound scary but lets break it down.
About 3040% of cats exposed to FeLV develop whats called a regressive infection. That means:
The virus is present in their DNA
Their immune system keeps it under control
They are NOT actively shedding the virus
They cannot infect other cats during this regressive stage
Theyre very unlikely to show symptoms
In simple terms? Their immune systems are doing their job.
The only time reactivation could happen is if they become severely immunosuppressed (serious illness, certain medications, etc.). With routine vet care and a stable home, many regressive FeLV cats live happy, normal lives.
Now for the logistics:
Ember and Courage can
They just cannot live with FeLV-negative cats.
What they can do?
So are you brave enough for Courage?
And warm enough for Ember?
Apply today to give these babys the forever home they deserve!!
Youve heard of Courage the Cowardly Dog but there is absolutely nothing cowardly about this duo.
Meet Ember (tiny but mighty) and Courage (a teenage dream). Two fabulous kitties with even bigger personalities and an even bigger capacity for love.
These sweethearts have regressive FeLV, which might sound scary but lets break it down.
About 3040% of cats exposed to FeLV develop whats called a regressive infection. That means:
The virus is present in their DNA
Their immune system keeps it under control
They are NOT actively shedding the virus
They cannot infect other cats during this regressive stage
Theyre very unlikely to show symptoms
In simple terms? Their immune systems are doing their job.
The only time reactivation could happen is if they become severely immunosuppressed (serious illness, certain medications, etc.). With routine vet care and a stable home, many regressive FeLV cats live happy, normal lives.
Now for the logistics:
Ember and Courage can
They just cannot live with FeLV-negative cats.
What they can do?
So are you brave enough for Courage?
And warm enough for Ember?
Apply today to give these babys the forever home they deserve!!
Submit Application
Approve Application
Sign Adoption Contract
