Beautiful tiger cat - WILL DIE IF HOME NOT FOUND TODAY
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Date: 2007-03-29, 1:17PM EDT
My name is Talbert and I am a very handsome, loving and sweet-natured kitty! I have gorgeous tiger markings and distinctive eyes.
HERE IS MY PICTURE:
I am in the city animal shelter in Warwick, RI. I was turned in by my owners and I don't understand why. It's so lonely and confusing here.
I have just been diagnosed with FIV. I look and act like any other cat and im in very good shape overall. I can still live many, many more years with a good diet and a good life as an indoor cat. The shelter is not equipped to take on cats with medical issues so I WILL BE PUT TO SLEEP IF I DO NOT FIND A HOME BY DAY'S END ON THURSDAY, MARCH 29.
I would be just fine either as the only cat in the home, or with other gentle cats - even if they're FIV negative! Just like with people who have HIV, cats with FIV CANNOT pass on the virus through any kind of casual contact with other kitties - not through playing, sleeping together, sharing food and water bowls or the litterbox - not even through normal roughhousing. The ONLY way I could pass on the virus would be through a deep, serious bite wound...and since I am neutered and easygoing, as long as I go to a home with non-aggressive cats, I would make a fine playmate for FIV-negative friends.
FIV cannot be passed on to humans, dogs, or any other species. To learn more about this condition you can read the article here:
http://www.bestfriends.org/theanimal...e/cats_fiv.cfm
I desperately need to find a safe spot before Friday, March 30. If you can help me, PLEASE call the shelter right away at 401-468-4377 and ask for Anne, or call Debbie, the adoption coordinator, at 401-944-6178. Bless you for caring.
-Talbert
Location: Warwick
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