Bonded to Meleys and must be adopted together. Pascal came to us after a kind Good Samaritan found him living outside. She told us all of his siblings had sadly passed away after becoming very sick, so we knew we had to help little Pascal. Pascal definitely had a rough start. He battled roundworms and then struggled with constant, unexplained diarrhea for quite a while. We ran multiple tests trying to get answers, and the only thing that came back positive on his fecal was feline coronavirus. The good news is that Pascal is now healthy, thriving, and ready for his forever home! Pascal is a playful, social kitten who absolutely loves other young cats and kittens. Because of that, we would strongly prefer a home with another young feline friend, or even better, a family interested in adopting him with one of his kitten roommates. We also want to be as open and honest as possible about his medical history. Since Pascal tested positive for feline coronavirus and was so sick when he was younger, we strongly recommend yearly veterinary exams. In rare cases, feline coronavirus can mutate into something called Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), which can become serious if not caught and treated early. Many cats who test positive for coronavirus never develop any issues and live completely healthy lives, and Pascal may very well be one of them. We simply believe in making sure adopters have all the information so they can give him the best care possible. Pascal has fought hard to get where he is, and now he's ready to find a loving forever home of his own.