Hi,
If your 15 year old negative is vaccinated, it's unlikely that he will get
FeLV, especially if you can keep them separate for a while until they get used
to each other's scents.
I mostly lurk on the list lately, and am FeLV free at the moment, so I will
let other list members who are more active than I respond with their
ideas.
My 2 cents -- you may have trouble finding a FeLV positive rescue. I
would suggest putting flyers up at local veterinarian offices, Petsmart stores
(and any other business like it). You could also do a search on
petfinders.org for your area and see what you find.
Hope this helps.
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