Elvis

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Despite his name indicating that he is a rock and roll star and his pictures indicating that he is a raccoon, Elvis is actually a two year old male cat. He is FIV positive (see below) and currently living in foster with his friend, Chicago. Elvis and Chicago aren’t bonded, so Elvis can be adopted as a single cat, but if you have space for two, he would appreciate a home for his good pal. Much like making a rock and roll song, making friends with Elvis is as much about the journey as it is about the destination. But give him some time and love, and you’ll have a great hit on hands. For this reason, Elvis should be adopted into a home without young children. His foster parent reports that he is shy and hissy at first (quite the singer, I should say), but given some time, he will accept more love, seek out attention and pets, and become your best friend.

So what do you say? Want to jam with Elvis? Concerning Elvis’s FIV:
 Cats with FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) can live long, healthy lives with good care and don’t usually require much special treatment beyond regular vet visits and a low-stress lifestyle. FIV isn’t contagious to humans, dogs, or other species—and it’s mainly spread to other cats through deep bite wounds, so peaceful kitties can often coexist safely.

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Elvis, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.