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Finding homes for abandoned & surrendered Maine Coons and mixes.
Farran & Sterling
Bonded Brothers
Bonded Brothers in PA
Farran & Sterling are 10 year old purebred Maine Coon brothers that currently live in Hanover, PA. They are both very friendly, get along with other animals, including dogs and also have been fine around young children. Their owner's husband died 2 years ago and they were forced to move to a house under renovation. They are stressed and not doing well. Because of the stress, they need to be adopted by someone that lives in PA. If you are interested in BOTH of these stunning boys AND you live in PA, please send us a message. We will send you an application. Let's help these boys find a stress-free, loving home!
ADOPTED!
FIV + safe with others?
Is it safe for FIV-positive and -negative cats to live together?​ An article from March 16, 2023, from the Humane Society of the United States explains. ​Dr. Zarah Hedge, chief medical officer of the San Diego Humane Society, says some people believe that FIV-positive cats should always live separate from other cats. Not true, she says: FIV-positive and -negative cats can live together as long as all cats are spayed or neutered, remain indoors and interact peacefully.“If you have indoor-only cats [who] are fixed, the chances of them getting into a fight—especially with tooth penetration—is extremely minimal, to the point that most veterinarians would not discourage someone from having an FIV-positive cat in their home with other cats,” Jefferson says.Sharing household items (such as toys, food bowls and litter boxes) and grooming each other “does not appear to be an efficient route of spreading the virus,” according to the Cornell Feline Health Center. Jefferson says that the virus doesn’t survive long in an open environment and needs direct contact with a cat’s blood to infect them.For more information go to HumaneSociety.org"​
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