Would it be true that if a young kitten, 3 mos, is positive on an IFA that is
more dire than a 2 yr old cat being confirmed on that test? It seems like the
younger the diagnosis, the sadder the outcome?
I am asking because in considering a friend for Whimsy, I've heard about a
local 3 mos old female who is positive. I am still waiting for the shelter to
let me know if it was IFA confirmed. There is another positive, but he is a
very large intimidating male and my instinct tells me he wouldn't be right for
our guy. I also have been approved to adopt in WI, a few hrs drive, with a
group that has several 1-4 year old male and female positives.
Whimsy has started trying to play with his brothers on the other side of the
door and it's adorable. I'm not quite sure a kitten would be the best idea for
Whimsy or for us, but we shall see!
Shannon
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