Dill - Domestic Medium Hair Cat Available for Adoption in Tucson, Arizona

Dill
FeLV+
M, 3 months

Meet Dill, a fluffy little gentleman with a big personality and an even bigger heart. This sweet boy is the perfect mix of playful and affectionate. He loves to explore his surroundings, chase toys, and satisfy his adventurous spirit. However, once playtime is over, Dill is happiest curled up in your lap for a cozy nap. With his soft coat and cuddly nature, Dill is sure to melt your heart. He's a loving, fun kitten who will bring endless joy, laughter, and snuggles to his forever home.

Dill is young enough to adapt to many lifestyles with proper introductions. He would be great with kids!
Available Siblings: Thyme, Arugula, Salt, Cilantro

Dill did test positive for FeLV. His biological mom is Rosemary who is FeLV+ with the regressive form, meaning it could shed. Due to her positive test, we opted to test the kittens and highly recommend that they are retested at six months old. Dill can live with other positive cats or those who are vaccinated for FeLV (maybe a sibling!)
More FeLV info: https://bestfriends.org/pet-care-resources/feline-leukemia-virus-felv-signs-prevention-prognosis?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3_5Iz_AjVxdBcJnAAirv-kiJ4srqliAUGMQzFACJMDSZxAkvNNJ_5bJ74_aem_1SFXndmPC2UjX-u1tXj1tw

Dill is neutered, current on vaccines, dewormed, microchipped, and tested negative for FIV. If interested in adding this sweet boy to your family, please fill out the adoption application on our website

The Domestic Medium Hair cat is a versatile and beloved breed known for its medium length coat that comes in a wide range of colors and patterns. These affectionate and playful cats are often found in shelters, as they are not a recognized breed but rather a classification for cats of mixed ancestry. Despite their mixed heritage, Domestic Medium Hairs possess unique personalities and make wonderful companions for families and individuals looking for a loving feline companion.

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