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Taj

🐾 Cat Domestic Short Hair Magnolia Springs, AL 36555 Published on July 9, 2026

About Taj (Domestic Short Hair) in Magnolia Springs, AL 36555

Taj is waiting for you at Stray Love Foundation, Inc. in Magnolia Springs, AL 36555. Meet Taj! Taj is a handsome, affectionate kitty with a dog-like personality—he loves to follow his people around, chat with them, and soak up all the attention he can get. If you’ve ever wished for a cat with the loyalty of a pup, Taj might be your perfect match! When Taj first came to us, he was struggling with a severe case of megacolon. With treatment and care, he’s been doing wonderfully and hasn’t needed any medical intervention in months. While this condition can sometimes relapse, with monitoring and an understanding adopter, Taj is expected to continue living a happy, healthy life. Taj is a little more on the needy side, but in the best way—he thrives on companionship and will be your shadow, best friend, and biggest fan. If you’re looking for a super sweet cat with a heart full of love (and a voice to tell you all about it), Taj is waiting to meet you. Taj is FIV positive which is not a death sentence. FIV positive kitties can live long full lives even with other kitties. Here's why FIV in cats is not what many people think: 1. FIV is not a death sentence: Many FIV-positive cats can live long, healthy lives with a normal lifespan, especially with proper care. FIV is a slow virus and can take years before it has any noticeable impact on a cat's health. Some FIV-positive cats never show symptoms of the virus. 2. FIV is not easily transmitted: FIV is primarily spread through deep bite wounds, usually from serious fighting, and not through casual contact like sharing food bowls, litter boxes, or mutual grooming. The virus is fragile and does not survive long outside the body. FIV is species-specific and cannot be transmitted to humans, dogs, or other non-feline animals. 3. FIV-positive cats can live with FIV-negative cats: If introduced properly and kept indoors, FIV-positive and negative cats can coexist peacefully without a high risk of tran

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