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Felipe is a 17-year-old Domestic Shorthair in Seatac, WA, who needs $1,150 for IV fluids and hospital stay.

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My cat, Felipe, was born in Peru and brought over to Seattle from his previous owner. She had him since he was a kitten and was in Peru and saw him and just had to have him! So he was brought over and she had him for 9 years until she gave him to me. I met him when I was visiting my sister in Seattle and he was the neighbor cat. Felipe and I bonded and the owner gave him to me to take care of.

Felipe has been my best friend. He helps me garden and follows me around and meows and he comes to bed with me and cuddles. He honestly helped and continues helping me get through the roughest time of my life and was there the whole time. He is just a caring soul and I can not imagine what I would have done without him here.

I am usually in medical billing field, I lost my job a while ago and have been taking care of my Uncle's estate after he passed and was taking care of him while he was alive. I have had some traumatic situations happen to me and I am in a very active search for work.

Felipe has chronic kidney disease which is not curable but his life and quality of life can be extended with subcutaneous and IV fluids and he responds well to them! He is very active and healthy other than this diease. The name of the vet hospital he goes to is Greenwood Animal Hospital in Seattle, WA and he is seen by both doctors there. They have been amazing.

Felipe is such a character! He is the only cat I know of that loves graham crackers! Not that I fed them to him but I caught him getting into mine before! Also, he loves to talk to people and chat at them. He also has a favorite cat pillow. It is black and white like him and he cuddles with it and carries it around everywhere. for years!

Location
SEATAC, WA
Species:
Cat
Breed:
Domestic Shorthair
Age:
17 years old
Sex:
Male
Felipe is a 17-year-old Domestic Shorthair in Seatac, WA, who needs $1,150 for IV fluids and hospital stay. — Waggle