Help Mona in his battle vs FIP
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This fundraiser is for Mona.
Mona was born July 20, 2020. On July 1, 2021 Mona was diagnosed with Dry FIP that is affecting his neurological system.
FIP is a feline coronavirus and is considered a terminal illness or death sentence in the United States. But it doesn't have to be.
Currently, as we're writing this, Mona is on Day 4 of his treatments. He has made great progress but his battle is far from over. On average the treatment length is 84 days. To date this treatment has cost us $95 a day. This is in addition to the thousands of dollars we have spent on his vet visits, MRI and bloodwork. We have enough doses to cover the first 12 days of his journey but we are in need of assistance to help him towards his full recovery and being rid of this virus.
The morning he was diagnosed. I saw my little kitten on his side, attempting to pull himself around with only his front legs. By the next day he could not even stand up on his own. His brain had no clue where his limbs were and was unable to make that connection. We were needing to both give him water and feed him by syringe to keep him hydrated and with nutrients. Now on Day 4, he is starting to walk again, slowly with baby steps, and he is eating and drinking water from his dishes by himself. <3 Everyday he is getting stronger and we want nothing more than to see him running around again and enjoying a long, normal, and healthy life.
We cannot do this without your help. No pet insurance will help to pay for these treatments in the United States. We are doing our best to get him through this. We love all our furbabies so much and this one needs extra love right now.
Mona was born July 20, 2020. On July 1, 2021 Mona was diagnosed with Dry FIP that is affecting his neurological system.
FIP is a feline coronavirus and is considered a terminal illness or death sentence in the United States. But it doesn't have to be.
Currently, as we're writing this, Mona is on Day 4 of his treatments. He has made great progress but his battle is far from over. On average the treatment length is 84 days. To date this treatment has cost us $95 a day. This is in addition to the thousands of dollars we have spent on his vet visits, MRI and bloodwork. We have enough doses to cover the first 12 days of his journey but we are in need of assistance to help him towards his full recovery and being rid of this virus.
The morning he was diagnosed. I saw my little kitten on his side, attempting to pull himself around with only his front legs. By the next day he could not even stand up on his own. His brain had no clue where his limbs were and was unable to make that connection. We were needing to both give him water and feed him by syringe to keep him hydrated and with nutrients. Now on Day 4, he is starting to walk again, slowly with baby steps, and he is eating and drinking water from his dishes by himself. <3 Everyday he is getting stronger and we want nothing more than to see him running around again and enjoying a long, normal, and healthy life.
We cannot do this without your help. No pet insurance will help to pay for these treatments in the United States. We are doing our best to get him through this. We love all our furbabies so much and this one needs extra love right now.
Organisateur et bénéficiaire
Michelle Linderman
Organisateur
Ontario, CA
Daniel Wong
Bénéficiaire
