Domino

Description

Meet Domino, a gorgeous 15-week-old fluffy black and white little girl who has a little more black than her sister Vanilla! Domino is an absolute sweetheart who loves attention, playtime, climbing, and exploring every corner she can find. When all that kitten energy finally catches up with her, she is more than happy to snuggle in for a cozy nap. She is good with cats, dogs, and kids and is litter box trained, making her a wonderful little addition to just about any family. Domino is spayed, vaccinated for her age, microchipped, and on prevention. She is FeLV negative but is currently testing positive for FIV. Because she is still so young, this does not necessarily mean she is truly infected with FIV. Kittens can test positive because they have received FIV antibodies from their mother, and these maternal antibodies can remain in their system for several months. Domino should be retested around 6 months of age, and there is a very good chance she will test negative once those maternal antibodies have cleared. Even if a cat does remain FIV positive, FIV is not a reason to overlook a wonderful cat. FIV-positive cats can live long, happy, healthy lives, and the virus is typically transmitted from cat to cat through deep bite wounds. It is not easily spread through normal household interactions such as sharing food bowls, grooming, playing, or cuddling.