Meet Kairi! She started life as a stray in Ambridge with her siblings but had to be separated when she tested FeLV positive—a recent qPCR test, though, shows her case is regressive. That’s big news: her virus isn’t expected to shorten her life or be contagious, so with a stress-free environment she can thrive. Since arriving in foster care, Kairi’s been discovering the quirks of indoor life and, while initially reserved, will come out purring for gentle pets. She visibly gains confidence around people she knows and will stick close once she’s comfortable, asking for affection and play. When she feels safe, Kairi relaxes fully, rolling around and showing her sweet side with a soft meow. She enjoys the company of gentle cats and needs to join a home where at least one other feline friend is present. For FeLV status, Kairi’s best suited for FeLV-only homes or households with fully vaccinated cats, but don’t worry—many regressive FeLV cats never develop symptoms and may even test negative over time. She’s about 11 months old, spayed, vaccinated, and fully vetted, ready for an indoor life filled with calm and companionship. Your new best friend is just one click away.