DATE: JULY 19, 2025
TIME: 10:00AM-5:00PM EDT.
The Community Cats Podcast in partnership with the Tompkins Foundation for FeLV Advocacy will once again host the highly anticipated Online Feline Leukemia Day. This one-day event is dedicated exclusively to supporting cats affected by feline leukemia virus (FeLV), a retrovirus that impacts a cat’s immune system and makes them more vulnerable to illness. Although FeLV is often misunderstood, many cats with the virus can live fulfilling, happy lives with proper care and support.
Designed for animal shelter staff, veterinarians, caregivers, and pet parents who care for these special kitties, the event will offer insights into the latest advancements in FeLV treatment and diagnosis, along with best practices for managing FeLV-positive cats in shelter settings. Sessions will cover critical topics, including approaches to reduce virus transmission, ways to create enriching environments that enhance the well-being of FeLV-positive cats, and effective strategies for educating the public on FeLV misconceptions and care.
Expert speakers from across the animal welfare community will provide practical strategies and answer questions, equipping attendees with the knowledge needed to make a meaningful difference for cats with FeLV. This event is an invaluable opportunity to learn from experienced professionals and connect with others committed to improving the lives of FeLV-positive cats.
The 2025 Online Feline Leukemia Conference Speakers & Presentations
Speakers and presentations are still being scheduled for this conference. Please check back to see the latest additions to this incredible event. Or subscribe to our email newsletter to get all the details sent straight to your inbox.
The 2025 Online Feline Leukemia Conference is proudly sponsored by:
…and you! We’re currently accepting sponsorships for the 2025 virtual education season and we’re including lots of great benefits! Check out the sponsorship details on the website and for questions email stacy@communitycatspodcast.com.