Siberian kittens & cats in Largo, Florida

Zachary was rescued by my mom. She raised Zachary and his litter bottle feeding them to rehoming them. Zachary was the only one who did not receive a home. He has been living with us for the past year we have two dogs and a older cat already. We never intended to keep him fully. We are looking for a forever home for Zachary He's approximately a year and a half old. He has already been neutered when he was younger and had his rabies shots this little teenager is full of energy, loves to play and has crazy hunting Instincts loves to pounce on toys And catch lizards in our back screened in patio. He's never been outside. He is an indoor cat fully litter trained.

Meet Hazel **Do you have room in your heart for a cat who just wants to love and be loved?** Hazel is a 10-year-old FIV+ sweetheart with the biggest heart. This handsome boy is an absolute cuddle bug who never turns down pets, snuggles, or quality time with his favorite people. If you're looking for a loyal companion to curl up beside you, Hazel is your guy. We believe Hazel was once someone's beloved pet before being abandoned. Thankfully, a kindhearted woman rescued him and made sure he received the medical care he needed. She gave him a second chance, but due to changes in her own life, she is no longer able to have pets. Now Hazel is searching for the forever family he truly deserves. Hazel gets along well with other cats and would also do well with cat-friendly dogs given slow, proper introductions. His gentle nature makes him an easy cat to love. 💚 **Let's talk about FIV.** 🐱 **Myth:** FIV is a death sentence. **Fact:** FIV-positive cats can live long, happy, healthy lives with routine veterinary care. 🐱 **Myth:** FIV spreads easily between cats. **Fact:** FIV is primarily spread through deep bite wounds, not by sharing food bowls, litter boxes, grooming, or cuddling. 🐱 **Myth:** FIV-positive cats are always sick. **Fact:** Many FIV+ cats live for years without ever showing symptoms. 🐱 **Myth:** FIV-positive cats can't live with other cats. **Fact:** Friendly cats can often live safely together, especially in homes where serious fighting isn't an issue. 🐱 **Myth:** FIV can spread to people or dogs. **Fact:** It cannot. FIV only affects cats. The biggest myth of all? That an FIV diagnosis defines a cat. It doesn't. Hazel isn't his diagnosis. He's a gentle, affectionate, loving boy who has already overcome so much. Now all he needs is a family willing to look beyond three little letters and see the incredible companion waiting to spend the rest of his life by their side. If you're interested in giving Hazel the loving home he's been waiting for, please send us a message, give us a call, or fill out an adoption application on our website. We can't wait for you to meet this wonderful boy.

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