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EDUCATION Cat Guardians 101How to diagnose FIP FIP is a notoriously difficult condition to diagnose, many other conditions present with very similar clinical signs. Definitive diagnosis is often only possible at post-mortem. Because we can’t rely on any specific test for a diagnosis, we must combi...

🌈 In Loving Memory of Jelly Jellycat 🌈Yesterday, our brave little Jelly Jellycat gained his angel wings. 💔After months o...
07/10/2025

🌈 In Loving Memory of Jelly Jellycat 🌈

Yesterday, our brave little Jelly Jellycat gained his angel wings. 💔

After months of fighting off cat flu and everything that came with it, Jelly was finally diagnosed with dry FIP. Sadly, by the time we knew what we were dealing with, his little body was too weak to keep going. When he began fitting, the kindest thing we could do was to let him go peacefully.

When Jelly first arrived three months ago, he was the feistiest of the bunch — you couldn’t get near him without a hiss or a swipe. Out of the four kittens, he was the boldest, the little leader of the pack. If there was chicken on offer, you could guarantee he’d be the one growling at the others to keep it all for himself. But over time, he changed so much. The scared, scrappy little fighter became the most loving soul — the one who’d come running to the door when he heard you, the one who’d curl up on your knee and melt into your arms.

Even though he never made it to his forever home, he had a mam for a while here. He knew what love felt like. He had warmth, cuddles, and safety — things he never would have known without the rescue, and without all of you.

To everyone who donated towards Jelly’s treatment — thank you, from the bottom of my heart. 💚 You might never truly see the difference your £5 or £10 makes, but please know this: it gives these tiny souls a chance. A chance to be loved, to feel safe, to fight, and to be part of something gentle and good.

Fostering comes with highs and lows, and this part is the hardest. But what matters most is that he left this world loved, cared for, and with someone kind by his side. I feel blessed that he came into my life, and I’ll never forget that brave little face and that fierce little spirit.

Sleep peacefully, Jelly Jellycat. You fought like a lion, little one. 🕊️💚

And speaking of the ups and downs of fostering — today’s been one of the brighter moments. To lift everyone’s spirits (mine included), I’ve just treated the three remaining kittens to a brand-new tunnel system. It’s five tunnels all joined together into one long maze of chaos and fun. They’re a little cautious of it at the minute, peeking in and backing out again, but I know it won’t be long before there’s a full-on kitten stampede echoing from that room. 🐾💨

I’ll pop a little video in the comments — because even after the hardest days, love and laughter always find their way back in. 💚🐾

🌈 Little Fighter UpdateOne of the tiniest foster kittens has been through such a battle these past few weeks. After mont...
04/10/2025

🌈 Little Fighter Update

One of the tiniest foster kittens has been through such a battle these past few weeks. After months of struggling with cat flu and not putting on weight, a scan has now shown fluid in his tummy — which sadly points to wet FIP, a serious viral illness in cats. 💔

He’s back at the rescue tonight, under Kays care, receiving his first antiviral treatment and sub-Q fluids to keep him hydrated. The next 48–72 hours are critical — we’re hoping for even the smallest sign that he’s feeling a bit brighter or stronger.

He’s an incredibly sick little soul, but he’s getting every possible chance, thanks to the rescue’s dedication and the kindness of those who support them. 🩶

Please send him a bit of love, light, and hope tonight. Every good thought counts. ✨

(If anyone would like to help towards his vet bill, donations can be made directly to Kay Consett Cats, sort code 20-27-41, account 63534065. Even the smallest amount makes a difference.)

04/10/2025

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Sadly one of the kittens I'm fostering has become very ill :( any donations to Consett Cat Rescue to help this little on...
04/10/2025

Sadly one of the kittens I'm fostering has become very ill :( any donations to Consett Cat Rescue to help this little one get through this would be greatly appreciated and needed. ❤️🐾

Checking in with a poorly kitten. 😭😭😭
This fella has been in foster care but is showing some worrying neurological signs so had to bring him to the out of hours service.
Why is it animals always decide to become poorly on weekend 😭
We’ve hardly anything in the bank but it’s gotta be done. I could cry.

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