Vanilla Chai Latte

About Vanilla Chai Latte (Domestic short hair) in Town of Jefferson

Vanilla Chai Latte is waiting for you at Humane Society of Jefferson County in United States. 5-7 years old (estimated) Spayed female Has coexisted well with confident cats at the shelter Does best with respectful children No known experience with dogs Has tested positive for FIV* Vanilla Chai Latte is a sweet, easygoing girl who’s ready to bring a whole lot of love into her next home. From the moment she arrived, she’s been all about affection, leaning in for head boops, soaking up cheek scratches, and happily accepting as much love as you’re willing to give. She truly enjoys being around people and will greet you with headbutts and purrs. She does enjoy playing with toys on her own, and it’s even more fun for her when people join in, especially with a wand toy she can chase and pounce on. When it’s time to wind down, she loves to curl up with you at bedtime and prefers to be the big spoon! Vanilla Chai Latte has coexisted with other cats at the shelter and is mostly content to keep to herself and ignore them. She does best with confident cats who respect her boundaries and give her space. If you’re looking for a cat who will fill your days with soft snuggles and steady companionship, Vanilla Chai Latte is ready to step right in and become a beloved part of your life. Thanks to a generous sponsor Vanilla Chai Latte's adoption fee has already been paid! *Vanilla Chai Latte has tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). It is not contagious to people or other species of pets. It is passed from cat to cat by deep bite wounds (like those inflicted during serious fights), blood transfusions, and rarely from mother cats to their kittens. Studies have shown that spayed/neutered and cat-friendly FIV+ cats can live with FIV- cats without risk of transmission. FIV suppresses the cat's immune system which makes it easier for them to get sick and harder for them to fight off sickness. When kept as well-cared for indoor pets, FIV+ cats often lead normal, hea