05/27/2026
Sorry for the lack of activity. It has been a long, stressful & emotional past 7 weeks. I will touch on this at a later date!!
Here’s an update on some kitties to bring you up to speed.
Rhylinn did great during surgery on May 14th. They removed a polyp that was found in an unusual area & was too big for that location. Her recovery has gone well & she is feeling much better.
Ivory had her extensive ultrasound and specialized labs. She also had a lymph node aspirate to check for cancer. That came back unremarkable - meaning no cancer was found. She has been diagnosed with IBD.
Jayce, the cat that I took from a very unhealthy property, hits 7 weeks of his FIP treatment tomorrow. He has 5 more weeks left. You can see in his comparison photos, just how awful he felt and how massive his stomach was. Jayce was full of abdominal/chest fluid from Wet FIP & his guts weren’t moving at all - meaning he was terribly backed up. I highly suspect he had/has Dry FIP too. I treated him for an URI for 10 days, but he continues having very leaky eyes. This handsome, semi-feral boy is also FIV+.
Roary recently went to the vet for suddenly peeing outside the cat box. A blood clot in his bladder was found on ultrasound. He will be going back for further diagnostics, as he is still having some out of box accidents.
Marvyn is a kitten we stepped up for, when he showed up at one of our caretakers home. He went from great to not good within a couple of weeks. He initially went to the vet for a freak accident. He got his little toe stuck in one of the pet hammock clips. This caused him to panic, twisting & turning trying to get free. He suffered from a soft tissue injury. This little cutie also stopped eating and became lethargic. Once at the vet he had a temp of 105.9. The vet sent out a Fever of Unknown Origin RealPCR panel and results came back with calicivirus. He is feeling much better now.
Purrina is scheduled for her nasal passages enlargement surgery on June 1st. We hope that this helps her ability to breathe and feel much better overall.
We are still trying to pay off our high balances from dentals, surgical procedures, group sick visits, wellness exams, diagnostics appts, etc. Please consider calling in a direct to vet donation to either of the clinics below. We need to get these paid off, so that we can remain in good standing and schedule more appts for our medical kitties, annual exams/vaccines, senior appts/labs, dentals and follow up appts.
West Lafayette Veterinary Care
(765)-374-3880
Balance $4857.50
Acct Loving Paws
Wildcat Valley Animal Clinic
(765)-589-7297
Balance $1246
Acct Loving Paws
You may also donate via PayPal: PayPal.me/funds4rescues
Our Amazon wishlist has been updated. We definitely need our Worlds Best litter and other most wanted marked items. Some items are needs & some are wants 😻
https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/1F6GTURQLRLGA?ref_=cm_sw_r_mwn_ggr-subnav-share_9QA10GHXSBR69AMWT78J&language=en-US
Thank you for your continued support.
