If you met Isabelle and Lolly today, you'd probably find it hard to believe that these four-month-old kittens were once living on the streets, spending each day on high alert simply trying to survive. Isabelle and Lolly were scared, struggling and in need of a miracle.

They were brought to a shelter where they tested positive for feline leukemia (FeLV+) and, since the kittens were found at about 12 weeks of age, they'd need extra attention in a foster home to get used to interacting with people.

With no one else to provide the care they needed, these terrified babies were transferred to MRFRS. While feline leukemia can shorten a cat's lifespan, FeLV+ kitties can spend many happy, healthy years with a family.

MRFRS's Care for Life post-adoption financial support program assists people who adopt FeLV+ kitties with related medical issues. Our Care for Life program often makes the difference between a cat getting a chance for a forever home...or not.

Unfortunately, adoption fees do not cover the costs of our Care for Life program or expenses associated with the veterinary care all cats need before they're adopted.

Isabelle and Lolly were adopted together as Care for Life kitties and are now thriving in their new home. Their adopter reports that they are coming out of their shells and, "Lolly actually let me hold her last night and fell asleep in my arms. Luna gets jealous of the attention but they're so happy to be together!"