<human>: About a week ago we rescued [this guy] from behind a restaurant.  A friend was kind and took him to the vet for his leg since we wouldn't make it back in town in time.  The plan was to foster the kitty til we found it a good home.  we just got back from the vet and learned he has feline leukemia. The vet said we should consider euthanasia but since he's still so young, happy and bouncy we said no at this time. I assume this means that a standard shelter would just put him down and I'd rather take care of him myself anyway than have him in a cage.

The vet said there are some people who specifically adopt FeLV+ cats.  I saw on a website that one girl listed her FeLV+ cat for adoption and a year later found him a home.  We will take care of Luma as long as we can and love him even longer.  However, we survive on paltry wages, not supposed to have pets at our rental, and my fiance is allergic to them, so we want to list our adorable Luma in the hopes that maybe he too might find a suitable home in time.

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<bot>: Euthanasia is out of the question at this point but we are also concerned about our long term ability to care for the kitty.  Any information on where one can list their FeLV+ cat up for adoption?