Tucson has almost fully recovered! Keep reading! 
After getting a huge quote for his surgery from a local vet, I reached out to my personal vet about a lance and drain, and she agreed to execute the procedure. 
We raised just over enough to cover the costs for that. 
Once she found out he is sadly FIV+, she decided she would waive the rest of the surgical costs and went ahead and performed the surgery to permanently remove the hematoma! What an amazing human being. 👏🏻🙌🥰
Therefore, in a couple of weeks, Tucson will be available for adoption!
He is very sweet natured and I have only ever heard him hiss one time, and that's when his feral partner smacked him because she didn't want to share food😂
He is otherwise, submissive, quiet, easy, and loves to be loved! 
His markings are gorgeous, and his eyes are orbs just brimming with love to give. 
Adopting a cat positive with FIV is not as extreme as many people think. It cannot be spread through casual contact, and as long as he is kept inside and cared for properly, he can live a long, happy life.
However, if he gets sick or infected, he must be IMMEDIATELY taken to the vet, as his immunity is compromised.
The process for adoption will be the same as if he came from an animal rescue. 
Background check
Home check
Meet n greet
He can be very shy in the beginning, so patience is also needed.
Located in Savannah, Ga!

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