Too many brave little troopers have lost the battle against FIP. Want your lost cat to be remembered here at FIP support? Email me....
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Zephyros Adonis, choko lynx mitted Ragdoll Much missed by his owner, this lovely little guy lost the fight... |
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Zephyros Anubis, blue colourpoint lynx Ragdoll Sadly the next kitten in this family also did not make it... |
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Jubilee, chocolate point Sacred Birman Jubilee was out of a litter of 5 great kittens. Ironically she was the only one to cave in to FIP! The others were early neutered and had new families. Jubilee was kept entire for breeding purposed by the breeder and stayed at home. At age 5 months we lost her to FIP.... Just goes to prove there is no logic to FIP. |
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Snowy and Misty. Highly beloved Birmans, Snowy (aged 13 months) & Misty (aged 11 months). They were much loved pets of the owner and her 2 young sons, Joshua & Nathan.
The picture of this pretty couple was taken 3 weeks before the red point & 5 weeks before the blue/cream tortie point both died of FIP. |
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Nerval, 1997 - 2005, bluepoint Birman male. Even an older cat may develop FIP, despite it being mainly a disease that kills young cats... |
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Misty and Lily blue tabby point Siamese cats. Misty (in the background) and Lilly (in the foreground). The photo was taken in early January 2006, one month before Lilly was sadly put to sleep to save her further suffering, aged only 5 months. |
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Europa, born 2005, chocolatepoint Birman female. Europa is greatly missed by her family. She was only 8 months old... |