Please Help Daisy Fight FIP!

I rescued Daisy five years ago.  She was a tiny homeless kitten that got in trouble when she climbed a tree and ended up on top of a roof and could not get back down.  Although she had a rough start in life, she is the sweetest cat.  Last March, Daisy stopped eating, drinking water, and walking normally.  Her vet and I tried everything to make her feel better; IV fluids, Vitamin B12 injections, and antibiotics, but her health continued to decline.  After four months of endless vet visits, blood tests, x-rays, and ultrasounds, Daisy was diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). 

FIP is a vicious disease and unfortunately, FIP is considered fatal in the U.S., but last week, I was informed of a new drug that has shown promising results.  Most cats that have been treated with this medicine go into full remission and that gives me hope that Daisy will be able to recover and live a long, healthy, and happy life. 

I have been treating Daisy with this new medicine since last week and her improvement has been amazing.  She is now eating and drinking on her own.  She is also walking better, gaining weight, and getting her strength back.  The only issue with this medicine is the price, which is very expensive.  The treatment consists of daily subcutaneous injections for 12 weeks (84 days).            

I have spent all my savings and more, trying to keep Daisy alive and now I will need your generous help to save her.  I will forever be grateful if you can donate something towards her treatment.  Every little amount helps.  Please share my GoFundMe campaign. 

Thank you for helping me give Daisy another chance at life!