Garfield is proof that every cat deserves a chance. After being cared for by wonderful neighbors as a community cat for over a year, he was brought into the Friends of Feral Felines through a TNVR program. Unfortunately, he tested positive for Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV), but instead of returning to the streets, Garfield was welcomed into foster care, where his true personality shined. This affectionate orange and white boy is incredibly sweet. He loves gentle head rubs, comes running at the sound of his name—especially when tuna is involved—and makes delightful biscuits on soft blankets. Garfield seeks a loving home, thriving either as the only pet or with other FeLV-positive cats. Homes with vaccinated FeLV-negative cats can also be an option after discussing with your vet. Garfield should live indoors and receive ongoing veterinary care. He has overcome much and is just looking for someone to see beyond his diagnosis, recognizing the loving companion he is. Are you the kind-hearted person who can give Garfield the forever home he deserves? With head bumps, purrs, and warm cuddles, he will repay your compassion. What are you waiting for? Apply today!