• Milo, a 2-year-old brown tabby, is a very sweet boy. He has lived most of his life thus far outside, fending for himself. When we found him he was covered in ticks, sneaking food from someone’s garage. Milo is FIV positive due to his rough start in life. FIV positive cats are NOT sick and people cannot catch this. It is very, very difficult for other cats to catch (blood needs to be exchanged). Milo loves lower back scratches and belly rubs. He is very affectionate but not accustomed to being picked up or held. With time, love and patience he may get used to it. He gets a little nervous when he’s in a new place and just needs some time to adjust. He would love a screened in porch if you have one. This sweet boy just needs someone willing to be patient and simply love him. Milo should not be in a home with dogs. Call 860-344-9043, email info@CatTalesCT.org, or visit www.CatTalesCT.org/cats/Milo-2/ Photo: Contributed Photo
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Milo, a 2-year-old brown tabby, is a very sweet boy. He has lived most of his life thus far outside, fending for himself. When we found him he was covered in ticks, sneaking food from someone’s garage. Milo is FIV positive due to his rough start in life. FIV positive cats are NOT sick and people cannot catch this. It is very, very difficult for other cats to catch (blood needs to be exchanged). Milo loves lower back scratches and belly rubs. He is very affectionate but not accustomed to being picked up or held. With time, love and patience he may get used to it. He gets a little nervous when he’s in a new place and just needs some time to adjust. He would love a screened in porch if you have one. This sweet boy just needs someone willing to be patient and simply love him. Milo should not be in a home with dogs. Call 860-344-9043, email info@CatTalesCT.org, or visit www.CatTalesCT.org/cats/Milo-2/ less
Milo, a 2-year-old brown tabby, is a very sweet boy. He has lived most of his life thus far outside, fending for himself. When we found him he was covered in ticks, sneaking food from someone’s garage. Milo is ... more
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Milo, a 2-year-old brown tabby, is a very sweet boy. He has lived most of his life thus far outside, fending for himself. When we found him he was covered in ticks, sneaking food from someone’s garage. Milo is FIV positive due to his rough start in life. FIV positive cats are NOT sick and people cannot catch this. It is very, very difficult for other cats to catch (blood needs to be exchanged). Milo loves lower back scratches and belly rubs. He is very affectionate but not accustomed to being picked up or held. With time, love and patience he may get used to it. He gets a little nervous when he’s in a new place and just needs some time to adjust. He would love a screened in porch if you have one. This sweet boy just needs someone willing to be patient and simply love him. Milo should not be in a home with dogs. Call 860-344-9043, email info@CatTalesCT.org, or visit www.CatTalesCT.org/cats/Milo-2/