Fergie
8/18 Fergie is a leukemia positive kitty who was found as a stray. When she test positive the
vet suggested the finder euthanize her. Lucky for her, she is a very friendly little girl so she
did not want to kill her. She reached out to us for help. She had other cats and the vet had
her convinced she could not be with her other cats.
Fergie is very friendly towards humans. So far she is not fond of other cats. Her first
medical appointment showed that she is very anemic. We are trying to get her in
better shape so we may get her spayed. We hope she will become nicer to the other
kitties once she is fixed.
Update, All fixed now and into her room. She is still not
thrilled with the other cats but doing better.
Sponsored by Bryan - Thank you!
She has an opinion about other cats.
Sponsored by Debra - Thank you!
Sponsored by Paula - Thank you!
Sponsored by Dorothy - Thank you!
Sponsored by Kathleen - Thank you!
11/25/18
This is a very sad letter to be writing today.
3 months ago when Fergie arrived we knew very quickly that she was not going to be here long.
Leukemia was firmly in charge. Her blood work showed she was severely anemic. An ultrasound
showed that she had metastatic cancer on most of her organs. The vet wanted to try an iron treatment
to see if her system would rally and buy her more time. It did for a very short time, she appeared
to feel better and was active and playing. A few weeks ago she was back at the vet because she
was losing weight although she was eating. Blood work showed the anemia was back with a full
vengeance. We already had her on cancer drugs to try to hold it at bay, we were losing the battle.
She was still active and not ready to go. This weekend her health was going downhill, today she
was clearly ready for us to let her go.
She was a very sweet little girl, very friendly, loved to sit in your lap. I held her in my arms as she
crossed the rainbow bridge. We will miss our little redhead :)
I am sorry,
Alana
Fergie
8/18 Fergie is a leukemia positive kitty who was found as a
stray. When she test positive the vet suggested the finder
euthanize her. Lucky for her, she is a very friendly little
girl so the finder did not want to kill her. She reached out to
us for help. She had other cats and the vet had
her convinced she could not be with her other cats.
Fergie is very friendly towards humans. So far she is not fond
of other cats. Her first medical appointment showed that she
is very anemic. We are trying to get her in better shape so we
may get her spayed. We hope she will become nicer to the other
kitties once she is fixed.
Update, All fixed now and into her room. She is still not
thrilled with the other cats but doing better.
Sponsored by Debra - Thank you!
She has a strong opinion about other cats
Sponsored by Paula - Thank you!
Sponsored by Dorothy - Thank you!
Sponsored by Bryan - Thank you!
Sponsored by Kathleen - Thank you!
11/25/18
This is a very sad letter to be writing today.
3 months ago when Fergie arrived we knew very quickly
that she was not going to be here long. Leukemia was
firmly in charge. Her blood work showed she was
severely anemic. An ultrasound showed that she had
metastatic cancer involving most of her organs. The vet
wanted to try an iron treatment to see if her system
would rally and buy her more time. It did for a very
short time, she appeared to feel better and was active
and playing. A few weeks ago she was back at the vet
because she was losing weight although she was eating.
Blood work showed the anemia was back with a full
vengeance. We already had her on cancer drugs to try
to hold it at bay, we were losing the battle. She was still
active and not ready to go. This weekend her health
was going downhill, today she was clearly ready for
us to let her go.
She was a very sweet little girl, very friendly, loved to
sit in your lap. I held her in my arms as she crossed
the rainbow bridge. We will miss our little redhead :)
I am sorry,
Alana
