Mother Hen came into rescue with her brood—all of whom found homes quickly thanks to their bold, youthful personalities. She’s still reserved around people since she didn’t grow up with human contact, and adjusting to a family will be a gradual process. She’s honest about her limits: don’t expect a lap cat, at least not right away, but she stands a better chance at settling in somewhere quiet than in the noisy shelter. She has both FeLV and FIV, which means her immune system needs extra protection and she should only live with other cats that have FeLV or with non-feline companions. These conditions are not contagious to humans or dogs. Her daily needs are straightforward: a calm indoor life and attentive care, nothing fancy, just patience and understanding for her medical status. Despite her health quirks, Mother Hen can have a solid, meaningful life as part of your family. She’s not for everyone, but she absolutely deserves her person. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.