Help Eden Beat FIP

As some of you may know, we rescued Eden last April from the Little Lion Foundation in honor of our sweet one-eyed Leela who we had previously lost to FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) in 2016. Eden is just shy of two years old and was unfortunately born with twisted leg syndrome in both of her rear legs. As a kitten she had to have her right rear leg amputated and was left with just her left rear leg which is for the most part unusable. Ever since we brought her home she has really come out of her shell. She is always happy and loves to snuggle. You would never even know that she was a special needs kitty.


As of the last week Eden started exhibiting signs that she was sick and we decided to take her in for a checkup. After some tests Eden was diagnosed with FIP. The news has been utterly heartbreaking. There are currently no treatments available through modern veterinarian practice, and the outcome is almost 100% fatal. However, there are treatments available that have not yet been approved. These treatments can range anywhere from $3,000 to $7,000. We do not have the funds needed to start this treatment right away and unfortunately Eden’s condition is an urgent matter.


We have decided to do whatever it takes to save our Eden. We would greatly appreciate any support


Click here to learn more about FIP