Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Bainbridge, Georgia

Meet Tessa! Tessa is looking for her purrfect forever home! Tessa is FIV+ (that means she has feline AIDS), but don't worry-FIV is NOT a death sentence! With proper care, Tessa can live a long, happy, and healthy life just like any other kitty. This independent queen prefers to be the only cat in her home, so she can soak up all the love and attention. She's full of charm, cuddles, and personality-and she can't wait to share them with her future family. Could that be you? Come meet Tessa and see if she's your next furry best friend!

Suki is a little princess with the softest, cloud-like fur you’ll ever touch. She adores playtime and shines as the center of attention, making her perfect for families with children who can give her the love she craves. She loves to gaze outside and needs toys she can chase. Though she can be a bit shy initially, once Suki warms up, she’s devoted and will claim you as her human. With Suki, you’re in for endless cuddles and a playful, loyal companion. Suki would make an extraordinary addition to any home, bringing warmth, love, and endless snuggles. Don’t miss the chance to welcome this delightful girl into your life! ------------------------ Suki was returned by her amazing adopters because she was found to be extremely sick, and it turns out she has a chronic illness caused by a bacteria called hemobartonella. This bacteria can cause cat scratch fever in animals or humans if it goes untreated, but luckily her former adopters got her into the vet ASAP and began treatment so Suki can live a normal life! Suki is a 6-month-old blue (grey) long-haired kitten. Here are some things you should know about Suki: her chronic illness is treatable and is only transmittable through flea dirt. Suki likely contracted this illness from flea bites while she was living in the woods of Quincy, FL. Because Suki’s illness is only transmittable through flea dirt, the solution is that she must remain on a monthly prescription flea medicine for the remainder of her life (which many pet owners should be doing anyway)! Suki will be a special needs adoption because of her need to stay on a prescription flea medication. She must have access to prescription antibiotics in case of a relapse in her illness (which can be your regular vet), and cannot live with immuno-compromised humans or animals due to the possibility of the illness impacting those with immune deficiencies more severely.

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