Adam is no longer available for adoption.

How I arrived: I was brought in by a Field Services Officer on April 22, 2019.

At SDHS: I have been receiving excellent care, and am now ready for my Purrfect new home!
Why I am the one for you: Playful and fun-loving, my kitten antics will provide endless entertainment and brighten even the gloomiest of days. I approach life with lots of curiosity and enthusiasm which keeps me excited about the world around me all day long! With my boundless energy and charisma, I absolutely love to play! But what thrills me most in life is sharing my love with those around me. I can't wait to find a special family to cherish!
FELV - This kitten has tested positive for FeLV, or Feline leukemia virus. FeLV is a contagious, viral disease of cats and is most commonly spread via the saliva of infected cats, either directly or by contaminated items such as food and water dishes or toys. Treatment consists of good nourishment, protection from stress, and management of secondary conditions. There is no treatment that has been shown to be effective in curing FeLV infection. Clinical signs when the cat is succumbing to the virus and its effects are highly variable. To reduce spread to other cats and kittens, this animal needs to be housed indoors only. Any medical care related to this condition will be the express responsibility of the adopter. We sincerely appreciate adopters that are willing to provide special homes for FELV cats and we gladly waive the adoption fee.