Cats who teach me to fly…

Looking back, there aren’t many post written this year as I was busy with the cats in and out…

Burry fell very sick on June this year. She threw up lots of water and I thought it was just mere vomiting and it would probably get well the next day. However, it still persisted and Burry was just lying flat and I can feel her temperature going low. Immediately I sent her to Mount Pleasant Whitley. As usual, it still wasn’t pleasant at all ever since my beloved Miemi had a bad experience there. We had to discharge Burry due to no improvement and we spent 5k at Mount Pleasant at Jalan Gelengang.

After weeks of recuperating at home, Burry got better but was diagnosed with kidney disease. Her constipation didn’t get better. Thanks Mel for trying every means to help her. She even steam pumpkin for her and it seems to be working…

This was Burry more than a year ago.

And Burry in the hospital on June.

I really miss my fat Burry and grew to love her even more…

Snowy who had a broken elbow is doing well so far…

Always making herself comfortable at home.

Hope is also still doing well despite being sooo skinny.

Yes, a Christmas cake and birthday cake specially for Cashie and Monnie celebrating their 6 years old this year. Hope can’t wait to eat the cake.

Sunshine had all her teeth removed on April due to FeLV. She lost weight. Mel and I were so worried about her. We seek all means to try to make her better.

A rescuer recommended a treatment which is called LTCI(lymphocyte T-cell immune). It is a kind of jab that help to improve the cat’s ability to deal with FeLV or FIV. It did help reduced Sunshine’s ulcer before we proceed to remove her teeth. Per jab cost $220 and we did 5 of it!

Sunshine doing well .

Po and Big Foot are doing will too. Both just can’t stop hissing or slapping each other.

Po.

Big Foot has put on so much weight and so has Po.

Pearl, Chewy, Regal, Jovan and Joyce were adopted this year.

Pearl.

Chewy.

Regal.

Jovan and Joy with their God daddy, Benjo.

Benjo’s glucose level is well controlled.

Oh… Nagar was rescued last month. She was found hiding under the container at Whampoa, my feeding area. We found her paralysed and we started accupunture three weeks ago. Accupunture is our only hope I guess.

According to the accupunture doctor, Nagar was hit by a metal pole… I pray that she shall be the last abused cat..

Deds was finally home. I found him losing weight and keeps vomiting so I decided to send him to the vet. Deds is a FIV carrier. The medicine didn’t work for Deds as he is still throwing up. I suspect that there maybe something in his throat as he keeps swallowing. Sending him to ARVC this Wed. Hopefully, endoscopy is not necessary.

There are so much more to talk about… This year is particularly busy… Hope i will continue to write soon.