Help Save Boots from Feline Infectious Peritonitis

I urgently need help for my beloved cat Boots. He used to be so affectionate, always cuddling with me and enjoying watching birds outside. However, he suddenly fell very ill, and after struggling to diagnose him, the doctors determined Boots, at just 1 year and 1 month old, has Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)—a rare and deadly mutation of feline coronavirus.

Boots is in constant pain, showing severe symptoms like loss of appetite, significant weight loss (he's lost one pound in just a week), depression, and a persistent fever. His condition has worsened to include wobbly walking and other neurological signs that could become irreversible without immediate treatment.

There's a 12-week treatment plan available that offers a 95% chance of saving Boots' life and curing him of FIP. At his young age, he deserves a fighting chance to live a full life. Unfortunately, I cannot afford this treatment alone. The medication costs about $1,450 and the emergency room bills are stacking up.

Your support, whether big or small, could make all the difference for Boots. Please consider donating to help us raise the funds required to give him the chance to recover and enjoy many more years of happiness.

Thank you so much,

Emily M.