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George still doesn’t have a family after almost 6 long months

George still doesn’t have a family after almost 6 long months of being overlooked. We have a hunch that it might be his eye that turns people away, but he is just like any other lovable kitty and he can see perfectly fine. He’s been moved room to room from one adoption area to another and still no luck.
He’s been surrounded by kitties who have found their home but can’t land one of his own. Not even one meet and greet.
He’s been with other cats and doesn’t mind them at all. He doesn’t seem to be bothered by the dogs passing by his window but he’s never been actually tested with them.
At this point, a loving foster home would be considered for him just to give him a little hope that he is loved as much as we tell him he is.
George has always had a chronic upper respiratory infection that gives him sneezes. He DOES NOT infect other cats. A clean, quiet, stress-free environment will help him feel a little better. Sometimes stress and changes can set off these symptoms. He has been surrounded by healthy cats and has never transmitted his sneezes to them. We think this is another reason he is overlooked.
If you are George’s future family and have a place in your home and heart for him, please reach out to us! We would love to give him a home for Christmas since he’s already spent more than enough of his days in the shelter.
Call 540-658-7387 to adopt.

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