2011 Journey is FELV+ & FIV + She was found as a sick stray, at first they thought she was also blind & deaf. (She can hear and see just fine.) When she tested FELV+ they had no way to keep her so they contacted us. We have a wonderful lady named Britta that has helped us several times giving an airplane ride to cats that are in other states to us. We asked Britta if she could help and she was more than willing to go get her and bring her to us. Journey is a very sweet girl, does well with the other cats but needs some serious bathroom education. She does not use a litter box. You can watch her every day LIVE on her MeShare camera Sponsored by Andrea - Thank you! Sponsored by Laura - Thank you! Sponsored by Susan - Thank you! Sponsored by Mary - In Memory of X-Ray - Thank you! Sponsored by Lisa - Thank you! Sponsored by Karen in memory of Eggroll - Thank you! 5/29/2021 RIP Journey came to us 10 years ago as a stray living on the streets of Tennessee.  We were told she was blind & deaf.  She was neither, but she was FELV & FIV+.Journey was an extremely sweet kitty who loved all the other cats.  She never ever fought with anyone.  She loved to cuddle with many of them.  Being a leukemia-positive kitty, she lost many of her friends to the disease.  We figure her room turned over 3 times during her lifetime.  A few months she began losing weight.  An ultrasound told us her story.  She had several masses in her stomach and abdomen. They were not operable.   We started her on cancer drugs and it bought us a little time but we knew her time was coming.  Today she was not eating,  she was was abdominal breathing, it was time.   She and I made our last trip to the vet together and she crossed over the rainbow bridge in my arms. She was a super sweet girl who loved to be pet.  She will be missed by all of us.  I hope she found her friends waiting for her as she crossed over the bridge.

Journey & Britta