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If you have lost a beloved cat or kitten to FIP and would like a memorial placed on these pages, please click here.

Faith was the most wonderful companion. She was funny, loving, and filled our lives with light. She thoroughly enjoyed being shown and became a Grand Champion just a month before FIP took her from us. She will always be remembered and greatly missed.

Melody and Gary Amundson

Sadly missed and dearly loved. Please visit Smokey Man's own tribute page.

Cindy and her Furry Fuzzy Crew

Gizmo only lived in this world for a short time, but she will live in our hearts forever. Please visit her web page.

Karen

"Stevie", as he was known to his friends, was the love of my life. Gladly would I have given some years of my life, to add to his....

Erika

Pistol earned his name. At two months old no other name would do. He was going to be a rogue and a rascal and purveyor of mischief! He should have had his chance to be all those things plus what he was best: a friend.

Pictured here at 4 months of age - robust, active, curious, happy, loved.

Pat

shooting star.

You shone so brightly while you were here, but your light faded so quickly. As I look to the heavens, I know you are free now. Our little shooting star....

Please visit YaYa's memorial page.

Anthony and Terri

(Aug 1, 1999 - April 8, 2000)

Mouse is a Singapura kitten that died at the age of eight months from FIP. Mouse's partner in crime, a 3 year old domestic shorthair black tabby named Ting, became slightly ill but did not succumb to FIP and is back to normal FCV titer levels after one year.

Mouse's energy, affection and zest for life are sorely missed by his parents, David and Francoise Giacalone, and Ting. A new Singapura, a one year old female named Mo, has moved into their lives. Although her feistiness and love for her new family have helped to heal the hurt, she can never truly replace Mouse. Bless all of those who are fighting this disease and trying to find a way to end the tragedy.