For inquiries contact jean@staf.org. Information and application are at www.staf.org. Portakal's name comes from the Turkish word for “orange,” but in any language, this handsome boy is a big, beautiful ball of sunshine! Portakal came to us after being rescued from life outdoors, so we weren’t surprised when he tested FeLV positive. What does that mean for his future home? It simply means Portakal will need to live either as the only cat in the household or with other FeLV-positive cats. Feline leukemia is a virus that can be spread through shared food and water bowls, grooming, or other close contact, so kitties like Portakal fall under our special adoption requirements, (which, your Adoption Coordinator will discuss with you in detail). Despite his FeLV positive status, Portakal is a friendly, easygoing boy who gets along well with his feline friends in his big, bright room. At his young age, and with attentive veterinary care, he can enjoy a happy and fulfilling life if you can provide everything he needs for comfort and observance. In return, keep your sunglasses on since Portakal will brighten your days with his warm orange glow, and he will reward you with all the love and joy he has to give! DOB: 9/2024 Cat adoption information and application can be found at www.staf.org. All cats and kittens have been vet-checked, spayed/neutered, and are up-to-date on vaccinations. Adoption fee includes carrier, scratching pad, starter pack of food and litter, and toy. We prefer kittens be adopted in pairs. We offer free advice anytime about your adopted cat. If, for any reason, it doesn't work out, we will take the cat back, anytime in the future. Potential adopters must be interviewed in person, at the shelter, and live within 150 miles of Cincinnati. We will ask you to return to the shelter for a second visit to be sure of your decision. Sorry, we do not ship our cats or kittens! Please email Jean at jean@staf.org for more info. on adopting!