BJ (Bob Jr.)
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FeLV Positive Gender: Male Approximate age: 3 years old Arrived From: Lexington, NC Arrival Day: 1-15-2024 This handsome leukemia-positive chap comes to us from Lexington, NC. Lucky for him he was noticed as a new stray by two amazing women who feed and get vet care for the stray cats in their area. They began to feed BJ and he walked right in one of their homes! He was clearly not a stray but had been around people before. They took him to the vet and when he tested positive they knew he needed a safe place to go. Because of his condition, he had to live in a bathroom away from non-positive cats, which is not ideal, so his caretaker was thrilled when we could take him here. They really wanted the absolute best for him and both wonderful women drove him down to us! BJ is a wonderfully friendly and loving cat who loves to give head bonks and always seems to have his little tongue poking out. We had BJ fixed and he’s recently started taking supplements to keep his kidneys and heart healthy. With help from the staff, he’s adjusting to his new life in House 2, Room 1!
BJ (Bob Jr.)
Sponsored by Karen - Thank you! Sponsored by Bhavana - Thank you! Sponsored by Crystal - Thank you! Sponsored by Diane - Thank you! Sponsored by William - Thank you! Sponsored by Joanne- Thank you! Sponsored by Barbara - Thank you! Sponsored by Sandra- Thank you! Sponsored by Vicki- Thank you!
FeLV Positive Gender: Male Approximate age: 3 years old Arrived From: Lexington, NC Arrival Day: 1-15-2024 This handsome leukemia-positive chap comes to us from Lexington, NC. Lucky for him he was noticed as a new stray by two amazing women who feed and get vet care for the stray cats in their area. They began to feed BJ and he walked right in one of their homes! He was clearly not a stray but had been around people before. They took him to the vet and when he tested positive they knew he needed a safe place to go. Because of his condition, he had to live in a bathroom away from non-positive cats, which is not ideal, so his caretaker was thrilled when we could take him here. They really wanted the absolute best for him and both wonderful women drove him down to us! BJ is a wonderfully friendly and loving cat who loves to give head bonks and always seems to have his little tongue poking out. We had BJ fixed and he’s recently started taking supplements to keep his kidneys and heart healthy. With help from the staff, he’s enjoying his new life in House 2, Room 1! MeShare Camera