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Zulu Bear Arvizu

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Zulu Bear Arvizu

I'm the Zulu bear, I'm a savanna F2 wild cat. I am a Service Cat. Therapy Cat.
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06/01/2023

Celebrating one more year. Thank you for being my friend and thank you for always being there for me. Sending you lots of love your way.

06/01/2020

Happy birthday to mee. I love you all

06/01/2020

One more birthday to celebrate with you all. I’m so thankful to have you in my life. I thank God for keeping me safe, alive, and specially healthy. Three months ago the doctors only gave two months to live, but thanks to the amazing heart of people who I don’t know personally, I am here celebrating one more time with you. My mommy Elizabeth Arvizu thinks that I am a miracle. My grandma Isabel Vega always calls me and gives me love words. Special thanks to my aunts Marisa Arvizu and Damaris Arvizu for all your love and support. To my siblings Amanda Cool and Andrew LaBarge for playing with me, and to my dad Curtis Cool for training me to do cool tricks. And The most important thank you is for all of you who keep me is your hearts, thoughts, and prayers. I love you all. Zulu Bear.

04/15/2020

My mommy and I.

03/14/2020

Hi everyone. I have a quick update on Zulu Bear’s health. BTW, I apologize for not keeping in touch. I had the flu for two weeks, but we are back. I am very happy to share good news with you. Zulu Bear is responding well to chemotherapy. The cancerous lymphoma is reduced to 20%. Thank you to all of you that contributed to have his treatments done. We are 1/3 of the way there. We appreciate all of your caring, prayers, and monetary help. With all of you help we are on the right path to recuperation. I don’t have words to thank you!! We are very happy to have our Zulu Bear back at home and feeling better. Thank you to all of you for everything.

02/08/2020

Today was a hard day at the second oncologist opinion. I don’t like to see my mommy sad. The oncologist knows I have a chance, but time is of the essence. I’m no in a lot of pain, this lymphoma is just uncomfortable. Mommy in not being selfish, she just cares to much.

02/03/2020

I truly need your help for my cancer treatment. Please watch my story tonight at 10:00 pm on ABC 15 Phoenix. Thank you for your help.

Elizabeth Arvizu Therrapy Cat Cancer Treatment I am Zulu Bear, a 7-year old Savannah cat who became a therapy cat to help a human and that's how I found my mo

02/01/2020

Learning CPR on Dad!!

02/01/2020

Oh wow. That is me. Check my story Monday at 9:00pm

01/31/2020

Hello Amigos,

Can you please share my page. I will be posting more fun and cool things. Also, I can give you an update on what the Drs think is going on with my medical issue. Thank you so much.

01/31/2020

No mom. You can not leave me out of this room. Wait for it.

01/31/2020

Oh my cat. What is this things?

01/31/2020

Yes. I can open this door. Only if you stop holding it often outside mom. Wait for it.

01/31/2020

Who said cats don’t like water.

01/31/2020

This is a few days after we all thought i had a bug bite on my head.

01/31/2020

Me being silly.

01/31/2020

I love mommy.

01/31/2020

At the oncologist with mom. This doctors are crazy. They all want to take pictures of me. 🐈

01/31/2020

I love chick fil-e

01/31/2020

I must ask for a treat.

01/31/2020

To all my dear friends, I wrote a small biography about me. I am a Savannah cat, a cross between a domestic cat and a serval, a medium-sized, large-eared wild African cat. My cat breed is known for our loyalty to one person, and we will follow our owners around the house. We can also be trained to walk on a leash, to fetch, and often get in trouble with daddy because of our trait. We are known for our jumping ability. We jump on top of doors, refrigerators and high cabinets. I can leap about 8 feet (2.5 m) high from a standing position. Savannahs are very inquisitive. I often learn how to open doors and cupboards, and anyone adopting a Savannah will likely need to take special precautions to prevent their cat from getting into trouble.

Vocally, Savannahs may either chirp like their serval fathers, meows like their domestic mothers, both chirp and meow or sometimes produce sounds which are a mixture of the two. Chirping is observed more often in earlier generations. Savannahs may also "hiss" – a serval-like hiss, quite different from a domestic cat's hiss – sounding more like a very loud snake. It can be alarming to humans not acquainted to such a sound coming from a cat.

If mom takes care of me right, I would live to be 25 years old. I am 37lb and when I stand straight I can be about 3 feet tall. I became a therapy cat due to my loyalty and went to help a human. This is how I met my mommy. During my mommy’s cancer treatment, I was there to make her laugh with the funny things I did for her, I opened the door for her, and spent time doing things with and for her.

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01/31/2020

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Tucson, AZ
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I’m Zulu Bear a 7-year old Savannah cat who became a therapy cat and went to help a human and that was how I found my mommy. During my mommy’s cancer treatment, I was there to make her laugh with the funny things I did for her, I opened the door for her and spent time doing things with and for her. Now she is in remission and on her way to feeling better. I became ill on Christmas day, all of a sudden. I developed a weird and painful bump on my head. I was taken to animal urgent care on the night of December 25, 2019. My mommy spotted this lump on my forehead and took me there right away. At the emergency room, they diagnose me with a bug bite and went home. I took the antibiotics and the pain medication just as the doctor said, but after taking antibiotics and pain killers the bump got much bigger and more painful. I was taken to my regular vet on January 6th, where they did so many weird things to me, things I've never seen before. X-rays, Injections, blood work, and a biopsy of the mass. My vet, Dr Vivian prescribed me Prednisone and again, I took it all as she said. Unfortunately, 10 days later they determined that I had cancer. Today, Mommy and I are devastated. I am scared and Mommy is sad. We drove to Phoenix to see an Oncologist on January 29th. The Oncologist determined that this cancer on my forehead is a cancerous lipoma, which is growing fast. This lymphoma a cancer of the lymphatic system, which is a special circulatory system that is made up of a complex network of lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes, is obstructing my breathing nasals, pushing my right eye into my head, I am not able to breathe, I lost my balance, and now my facial bone has been compromised. The Oncologist says that I only have two months left to live unless I get a treatment with radiation, and maybe chemotherapy right away. My family is trying to do everything they can to come up with the financial funds to pay for this treatment which is not cheap. They cost anywhere between $16,000 and $20,000. If you have the opportunity to donate to my cause a few dollars, I would be forever grateful. Mommy has already depleted her savings on me, and we do not want to give up on life. Life is a precious thing.