Cheech once was outside. There he tried to learn how to survive. All he seemed to find was FIV+. And then, someone found him. Then he was inside. A temporary space. Not a home, but his finder got him neutered and tried to spend time with him. He moved a recliner in the space so he didn't have to sit with him on the floor. But it wasn't enough he thought. This cat deserved more. Next there was a fire in the other half of the building and his finder then knew he needed more. Cheech doesn't need the finer things in life. He needs a lap. He needs someone to understand he can be a little jumpy and scared of loud noises and actions. He needs to be inside and loved. He needs his favorite foods. Or food in general. Cheech has a bit of a head tilt and a chronic congested sound. We think that just makes him even cuter. He recently had a dental and was checked for a polyp, but none was found. Cheech would like a home where he can finish the Spider Noir series he had been watching. Cheech is 3 years old, neutered, vaccinated, negative for FeLV, litter trained and microchipped. He is positive for FIV but please dont let this deter you from considering him for adoption. FIV+ cats can live long and happy lives. FIV cats can reside with dogs without any concern. FIV+ cats can reside with other friendly cats who are either FIV + or FIV-. FIV is transmitted only through deep bite wounds, typically during mating. FIV is not transmitted between cats from sharing food/water bowls or litter boxes. FIV is not transmitted between cats during mutual grooming. Get the facts - save a life - adopt an FIV+ cat. You may complete and submit an adoption application through the Sanctuary at Haafsvilles website: thesanctuarypa.org Email adoption inquiries to the Sanctuary at Haafsville at: catadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org