Meet Mr. Gray.

SF, NM · Adult · Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat)

Listed since Apr 5, 2026. Listing dates do not establish shelter intake or continuous availability.

First seen by Goodmorph Oct 30, 2026.

Rescue last updated: Oct 29, 2026

In the shelter’s words

HISTORY: MR. GRAY was rescued and transferred to F&F for adoption. He is FIV+. However, as is typical with many FIV+ cats, this cat has no symptoms, is expected to be in good health and expected to live a normal lifespan. While conventional thinking is to only place an FIV+ cat in a home with no other cats or with another FIV+ cat, there are many “mixed households.” According to Cornell University, the primary mode of Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) transmission is through repeated fights resulting in the exchange of blood, and it poses no threat to humans or other species. TEMPERAMENT: MR. GRAY is a quiet baby who loves love. He enjoys chin scratches and his warm bed. He is sure to make the sweetest companion. Mr. Gray is certainly a lap cat, and will snuggle all day. AGE: born approx. 7/24/20 MICROCHIP #: -3611 DATE OF STERILIZATION: neutered, date unknown VAX RECORD: FVRCP #1: 4/6/26; FVRCP expires: 4/6/27; Rabies expires: 3/30/29 FELV/FIV test: 7/24/23 FIV+, FELV- ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: If you would like to consider MR. GRAY for adoption but need more information on FIV, educational materials can be requested by emailing adoptions@fandfnm.org. ADOPTION FEE: $100 If you may be interested in adopting, please complete our online application: https://www.fandfnm.org/application. Cat name(s) of interest can be included in your application. Completing an application is the best and fastest way to dialog with our team. For more information, visit www.fandfnm.org. [Santa Fe Animal Svcs. Permit #26-010]

RescueGroups record ID: 22375835

What this home needs

• Cats

  Mentioned by the shelter

  “While conventional thinking is to only place an FIV+ cat in a home with no other cats or with another FIV+ cat, there are many “mixed households.” According to Cornell University, the primary mode of Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) transmission is through repeated fights resulting in the exchange of blood, and it poses no threat to humans or other species.”

  Not a verified observation — ask staff about the context. A positive shelter report may support search results; it remains unverified and needs confirmation.

  Shelter statement ↗
• Still to ask the shelter

  other dogs · children · housing and stairs · medical and care. These details are not documented here; unknown does not mean no.

Roster last seen: Nov 2, 2026, 6:08 AM UTC
Goodmorph last synced: Nov 2, 2026, 6:08 AM UTC
Availability confirmed by a person: Not confirmed

Shelter staff and authorized volunteers: add a dated observation

This shared profile remains available for up to 90 days after it leaves the source roster, unless removal is requested sooner. Adoptions and applications are handled by the shelter.