Luca

“An animal’s eyes have the power to speak a great language.” –Martin Buber.

LUCA
† October 5, 2013
Dry FIP

LUCA
July 20, 2012
† October 5, 2013
Dry FIP • U.S.A

LUCA
July 20, 2012
† October 5, 2013
Dry FIP • U.S.A

Madi

JINX
† Pril 24, 2015
Dry FIP

JINX
March 19, 2014
† April 24, 2015
Dry FIP • France

JINX
March 19, 2014
† April 24, 2015
Dry FIP • France

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened." – Anatole France

Nessie

“The smallest feline is a masterpiece." –Leonardo da Vinci

NESSIE
† August 31, 2013
Dry FIP

NESSIE
October 15, 2011
† August 31, 2013
Dry FIP • South Africa

NESSIE
October 15, 2011
† August 31, 2013
Dry FIP • South Africa

Emma

“A kitten is in the animal world what a rosebud is in the garden.” –Robert Southey

CUJO
† December 11, 2018
Wet FIP

CUJO
April 15. 2013
† December 11, 2018
Dry FIP • South Africa

CUJO
April 15, 2013
† December 11, 2018
Dry FIP • South Africa

El Cid and Monty

"God made the cat in order that man might have the pleasure of caressing the lion." –Fernand Mery

MONTY (right)
† July 3, 2017
Wet FIP
EL CID (left)
† November 10, 2017
Dry FIP

MONTY (right)
March 17, 2017
† July 3, 2017
Wet FIP
EL CID (left)
March 20, 2017
† November 10, 2017
Dry FIP • U.S.A

MONTY (right)
March 17, 2017
† July 3, 2017
Wet FIP
EL CID (left)
March 20, 2017
† November 10, 2017
Dry FIP • U.S.A

Filby

FILBY
† September 1, 2017
Dry FIP

FILBY
March 3, 2015
† September 1, 2017
Dry FIP • U.S.A

FILBY
March 3, 2015
† September 1, 2017
Dry FIP • U.S.A

“What greater gift than the love of a cat?” –Charles Dickens

Rowley

ROWLEY
† April 1, 2017
Wet to Dry

ROWLEY
July 9, 2016
† April 1, 2017
Wet to Dry • U.K

ROWLEY
July 9, 2016
† April 1, 2017
Wet to Dry • U.K

Look at animals kindly, and they will see. Talk to animals gently, and they will listen.” –A.D Williams

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Pathogenesis of Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) – the infection of the monocyte.
Dr. Diane D. Addie

What is FIP?

Feline Infectious Peritonitis is a devastating viral disease of cats that occurs worldwide and can affect many systems of the body. It is a progressive disease and almost always fatal. FIP affects domestic cats, especially purebred kittens: 70% of FIP cases are in pedigree kittens and cats. It is also a plague in rescue shelters and can be a danger to big cats kept in zoo environments. FIP occurs when the cat mounts an overly inflammatory immune response to feline coronavirus infection.

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