Midge and her siblings, Ken and Tutti were all born on or about May 23rd (2014). Ken and Midge were brought to us on July 2nd, while Tutti didn’t arrive until July 17th. Midge is a pretty torbie, white on her lower half except for a tabby-striped tail. She has patches of tabby and orange over her back and head, with multiple orange patches in her coat.

All of these young’uns are a bit shy right now. Tutti, who was brought to us later, requires the most socialization, but we have volunteers working with them and are confident that these babies can be brought out of their respective shells. We would prefer to see Ken and Midge adopted together, but it is not mandatory.

Important note: All of these kittens tested FIV+ on a SNAP test. However, on a PCR test, all were negative. This indicates that the FIV is NOT an active virus and the kittens should be able to eliminate it. We will SNAP test them monthly, but it can take up to six months for kittens to eliminate this virus from their system. Our expectation is that these kittens will NOT have FIV as adults.