As Loverboy's name indicates, he is a lover. He is probably one of the most affectionate cats.We have at our shelter right now. We found that most cats who have FIV or like this. They know their chance of being adopted is less than a lot of cats, and they seem to show how they are just the same accept with a bit of a virus living in their body. He loves to eat and is not real picky about his food. He is so tired of being in a kennel and is hoping someone is going to let him be their indoor housecat. Hayes a big bundle of love. Please take the time to read up on f.I.V in cats. Hey, woodwood be perfectly fine as an oldly cat in someone's home and he would not mind that at all because he loves attention. If you have another cat who already has the f I v virus, he would be a great friend. If you have a cat without the F. I. V virus.It is a very, very, very slight chance that it would catch it from lover boy if the cat is current on shots and altered. FIV spreads through fighting (blood) and sex. Loverboy will come neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. You will not be sorry if you choose him for pet. Just come and meet him. I bet you won't be able to leave him sitting in a kennel at the shelter.