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Will anyone still believe in me? Am I the unluckiest rescuer? 💔😭

On July 4, my heart broke once again.

LOUD, Mama Ingay's own daughter, has been diagnosed with Neurological FIP. 💔

I don't even know where to begin anymore.

Donations have become painfully slow, and we are completely drained—emotionally, physically, and financially. To keep Loud alive, we've had no choice but to use the budget intended for the food and daily needs of my 88 rescued cats.

I keep asking myself how much more we can endure.

After everything we've been through, another precious life is now depending on us. Loud is only a baby, yet she's already facing one of the deadliest diseases a cat can have.

We refuse to give up on her—but the truth is, we cannot start her life-saving treatment without your help.

Every donation, no matter how small, brings Loud one step closer to surviving. If you're unable to donate, sharing her story could help her reach the person who can save her.

Please don't let Loud's story end before it even has a chance to begin. 🙏🐾❤️

For donations:

https://www.paypal.me/happyandmeowlover

Our fight is not over. We still need 885 USD---LUCKY AND MAMA INGAY

BECAUSE OF YOUR KINDNESS... TEDDY, BLIPPY, AND ORE ARE FINALLY BACK TO THEIR HAPPY, HEALTHY SELVES. 🐈🐈‍⬛

Every donation, every share, every prayer gave them a second chance at life. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. ❤️

But tonight, our fight is not over. We still need 885 USD.

❤️ FOR DONATIONS:

https://www.paypal.me/happyandmeowlover

💔 Lucky and Mama Ingay are still fighting for their lives.

We only have 2 vials left—just enough for 6 more days for both of them.

After those 6 days... we don't know what will happen. 😭💔

🍀 Lucky has fallen behind on her veterinary check-up. She urgently needs an X-ray to determine if the fluid in her abdomen has finally subsided, but we simply cannot afford it. Since the very first day of her treatment, she has received only $20 in donations. Her name is Lucky... yet she has been anything but lucky. 💔

🌸 Mama Ingay is so close to the finish line. If everything goes well, she will graduate from her GS injections on July 10. After everything she has endured, we cannot bear the thought of stopping now because we ran out of funds for her remaining injections and follow-up vet visits.

They are only two cats...

Yet right now, they are the ones we are struggling the

hardest to save. 💔😭

As if FIP wasn't enough, FeLV and FIV are also taking their toll on our rescue family. Yoshi, Tofu, and Cheddar (FIP SURVIVORS) are battling painful mouth ulcers and require continuous medication and veterinary care.

I care for 88 rescued cats, and every emergency seems to come before we've recovered from the last one. My emergency fund has been completely drained trying to give them all a chance to live.

I am not asking for myself.

I am asking for Lucky, Mama Ingay, and all the quiet souls who cannot ask for help but continue to fight every single day despite the pain. 💔

🙏 Please help us keep their treatment going.

No amount is too small.

Every dollar buys hope.

Every donation gives them another chance to live.

❤️ FOR DONATIONS:

https://www.paypal.me/happyandmeowlover

Please donate if you can. If you're unable to give, sharing this post could help it reach someone who can. Thank you for standing with our rescued family. 🐾❤️

Our fight is not over. We still need 885 USD---LUCKY AND MAMA INGAY

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❤️ FOR DONATIONS:

https://www.paypal.me/happyandmeowlover

💔 Lucky and Mama Ingay are still fighting for their lives.

We only have 2 vials left—just enough for 6 more days for both of them.

After those 6 days... we don't know what will happen. 😭💔

🍀 Lucky has fallen behind on her veterinary check-up. She urgently needs an X-ray to determine if the fluid in her abdomen has finally subsided, but we simply cannot afford it. Since the very first day of her treatment, she has received only $20 in donations. Her name is Lucky... yet she has been anything but lucky. 💔

🌸 Mama Ingay is so close to the finish line. If everything goes well, she will graduate from her GS injections on July 10. After everything she has endured, we cannot bear the thought of stopping now because we ran out of funds for her remaining injections and follow-up vet visits.

They are only two cats...

Yet right now, they are the ones we are struggling the hardest to save. 💔😭

As if FIP wasn't enough, FeLV and FIV are also taking their toll on our rescue family. Yoshi, Tofu, and Cheddar (FIP SURVIVORS) are battling painful mouth ulcers and require continuous medication and veterinary care.

I care for 88 rescued cats, and every emergency seems to come before we've recovered from the last one. My emergency fund has been completely drained trying to give them all a chance to live.

I am not asking for myself.

I am asking for Lucky, Mama Ingay, and all the quiet souls who cannot ask for help but continue to fight every single day despite the pain. 💔

🙏 Please help us keep their treatment going.

No amount is too small.

Every dollar buys hope.

Every donation gives them another chance to live.

❤️ FOR DONATIONS:

https://www.paypal.me/happyandmeowlover

Please donate if you can. If you're unable to give, sharing this post could help it reach someone who can. Thank you for standing with our rescued family. 🐾❤️

💔🙏 PLEASE HELP MAMA INGAY AND LUCKY — TWO FIP WARRIORS FIGHTING FOR THEIR LIVES 🙏💔

ZERO DONATIONS FOR LUCKY.

Mama Ingay still has a very long road ahead.

And after losing 8 beloved rescue cats in just 5 months, I am now drowning in debt while desperately trying to save the lives that remain. 😭💔

Lucky's Treatment Progress: Day 7 of 84

💉 Treatment Estimate: $275 USD

🏥 Vet Bills (bloodwork, diagnostics, procedures): $350 USD

🩺 Supplies: $20 USD

Treatment Admins:

Kelly Lim • Mike Owen • Celeste Park-Estes • Willow Kimura

For Donations:

https://www.paypal.me/happyandmeowlover

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🐾 Two Lives. One Fight.

For months, many of you have followed Mama Ingay's journey and have witnessed her courage as she battles FIP. Every injection, every vet visit, every small improvement has given us hope that she will finally make it to the finish line.

I truly believed that once Mama Ingay completed her treatment, I would finally be able to breathe again. I thought the sleepless nights, constant anxiety, and endless fundraising would soon be over.

But life had other plans.

A few days ago, I noticed that my 4-year-old rescue cat, Lucky, was developing a swollen abdomen. I knew something wasn't right. Despite already struggling financially, I brought her to the vet.

The diagnosis shattered me. Wet FIP.

Another devastating battle. Another life depending on me. Another precious soul needing urgent treatment.

I broke down in tears.

Not because I don't want to fight for her—but because I am exhausted. Since January, I have been fighting nonstop for my rescued cats. I have experienced loss after loss, saying goodbye to eight beautiful souls in only five months. The grief has been overwhelming, yet every day I continue because there are still lives depending on me.

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❤️ Why They Matter

Mama Ingay and Lucky are not just cats.

They are survivors.

Lucky has been fighting since she was a kitten. She survived FPV, calicivirus, herpesvirus, and countless infections that repeatedly threatened her fragile little body. Her growth was affected, leaving her smaller than most cats her age, but she never stopped fighting.

That's why I named her Lucky.

Because somehow, despite everything, she always found a way to survive.

Now she needs another miracle.

Mama Ingay is fighting just as hard. She still has a long treatment journey ahead of her, and every day without funding puts her recovery at risk.

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🏠 Our Daily Reality

I currently work three jobs just to provide food, medications, vaccinations, spay and neuter procedures, and veterinary care for my rescued animals.

My days are spent cleaning litter boxes, disinfecting the cat house, monitoring their health, administering medications, and doing everything I possibly can to keep them safe and loved.

I am not asking for pity.

I am simply asking for help.

Because no matter how hard I work, I cannot do this alone anymore.

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🙏 Please Help Save Mama Ingay and Lucky

If their story touches your heart, please consider donating, sharing, or simply helping us reach more people.

Every dollar, every share, and every prayer gives these two fighters a better chance at life. They have never stopped fighting.

I am asking for help so that I don't have to stop fighting for them too. ❤️🐾

Donate here:

https://www.paypal.me/happyandmeowlover

Thank you for believing in Mama Ingay and Lucky. Thank you for helping us give them a chance. 🙏💔🐈🐈‍⬛❤️

Lucky is isn't LUCKY as her name. She was diagnosed with wet FIP last June 3, 2026. Her visible signs are her pleural effusion which makes her abdomen to grow bigger and her A/G Ratio of 4. Right now she is on her 15th day of treatment.

It is quite exhausting. One after another. I though mama ingay would be the last. almost every month another cat is being diagnosed with wet FIP. So devastating i dont know if i need to quit caring? I am financially and emotionally stressed i dont know what to do anymore. Working 3 jobs in a day would not suffice to buy GS for LUCKY I know we are not even your responsibility, I should be carrying this burden alone since I am the one who decided to take care of them away from the streets and to provide them HOME. But still I humbly asking, even small amount would help us in many ways. I never thought that FIP would be this exhausting I am really mentally, financially and emotionally exhausted. Especially now that Lucky has only 25 USD in her account we wont be able to afford 1 vial for her.

As a solo rescuer caring for 88 rescued cats, every peso I earn goes directly to them—their food, medications, litter, and veterinary care. Many of my rescues are battling FeLV, some are former FIP warriors like Cheddar and Yoshi who still require monitoring, while others need dental procedures and ongoing treatment. I have always found a way somehow. But this time, I am struggling.. and then there is Ore. The truth is, I don't know how much more my heart can take. Watching so many rescues battle illness is already overwhelming. But giving up is not an option.

Please help us finish what we started. Please help Lucky reach the life she has fought so hard for. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for believing in our little warrior.