Kater Lucky is urgently looking for a loving home in Delmenhorst!

Kater Lucky is urgently looking for a loving home in Delmenhorst!

Tierschutzhof am Schillbrok 5, 27749 Delmenhorst, Deutschland - The hangover Lucky, who was brought to the animal protection courtyard in Delmenhorst due to the sudden death of his mistress, is looking for a new home. Together with three other cats, Lucky currently lives on the premises of the animal welfare association and needs loving people who offer him a home. According to Lena Hollmann from the Animal Welfare Association, Lucky is a friendly and sensitive cat, which, however, has difficulties with the new situation.

Lucky is unsure about unknown and strangers, but with some time it is opened and cuddly. He gets along well with other cats and it would be ideal if there was already a "buddy" at his side. At the moment Lucky has not yet found out, but you can imagine that he might be interested later. The two -year -old hangover is vaccinated, chipped, neutered and was tested negatively for FIV and FELV. The animal protection center on Schillbrok 5 is open on Fridays and Saturdays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. for visits or by phone on 0 42 21/6 89 01 50.

Information about Feline's immunodeficiency virus (FIV)

While Lucky was negatively tested on the Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), it is important to be informed about this virus, since male cats have a risk of about 4.7 times higher, as animal world.ch reported. Freeles and wildly living cats are particularly affected, since the transmission is mainly via bite injuries.

FIV leads to immunodeficiency that can develop over the years. Although there is currently no treatment, FIV-positive cats can lead a long life and are not contagious for people or dogs. Prejudices against these cats often exist, which means that many of them are overlooked. The living conditions with FIV cats are similar to those of other cats, whereby it should be particularly important to ensure that they have no free access to avoid infection of other cats.