Georgina was brought to us through our vet and it’s a story we’ve heard too many times before. When her previous owners realised she was positive for feline leukaemia (FeLV), they surrendered her. Cats with feline leukeamia have to be kept inside to avoid spreading the virus to other cats and mitigate their own risk of infections. Unfortunately, many cat owners don’t want this and, just like Georgina, they are given away.

Georgina is one our quieter cats, not one to demand attention, instead preferring to sit quietly nearby, watching everything that’s going on around her. If you walk through the cattery, there’s a good chance you won’t notice her straight away. And sadly, a diagnosis like hers often means cats are overlooked before people even get to know them. And that’s a shame, because Georgina is so much more than a test result. She’s beautiful, gentle and slowly learning that people can be trusted.

Sponsor her today to support her ongoing medical journey with FeLV and allow us to rescue more cats like her.