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absolutely not

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okay...fair enough. i admit i am kind of new to cat ownership having won custody of one i shared with a live-in girlfriend a few years back. I keep getting postcards from my vet about getting a feline leukemia booster or whatnot for the last year and was feeling bad for blowing it off. i assumed they were like cars and oil changes or something.

i adore this cat tho and can totally understand your loss.

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Take what I say with proper grains of salt.

My sister LIVES at the vet. She originally adopted Calicoco and GD Clyde as partners for her rescued cat Mario but he was TERRIFIED of the kittens, so "Peaches & Cream" [their names at birth] passed to me by "royal" decree.

[My sister is NOT a JAP. She's a JAE. Jewish American Empress. Though she's younger than I, she is the ONLY PERSON on the entire planet I FEAR.]

She was LIVID that I passed on the feline leukemia stuff. I think she takes her current cat duo to the vet semi-annually.

My view: If the cat is going to be exposed to other cats, it has to be protected from contagious diseases. Mine aren't even exposed much to other humans.