About this Cat
Gia has already beaten the odds. As a kitten, she was diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)—a disease once considered fatal. Thanks to a cutting-edge treatment and the love and support of Alleycats & Aristocats, Gia made a miraculous recovery after nearly three months of daily injections. She’s now a happy, playful girl with just a few reminders of her journey: a slightly cloudy right eye (with some vision loss), chronic nasal congestion that doesn’t slow her down, and the occasional minor litter box accident when she gets too excited or startled (just a quick cleanup!). Gia is sweet, resilient, and so deserving of a loving home that will embrace her quirks and celebrate how far she’s come. Could you be the one to give this little fighter the forever she’s been waiting for? Important note: FIP itself is not contagious to other cats, humans, or other animals. It develops from a mutation of feline enteric coronavirus (FeCV), a common and generally harmless virus among cats. While FeCV is contagious, the mutated form that causes FIP is not. Gia is petite for her age but is otherwise a happy, affectionate, and playful kitty. She gets along well with other cats but isn’t afraid to stand her ground with a growl or hiss if she feels threatened. Gia is truly a miracle girl—one of the lucky few to survive what was once considered a fatal diagnosis. Now that her treatment is complete, she requires no ongoing medication or special diet. Her foster mom does give her an anti-inflammatory supplement powder to help manage her nasal congestion. Her future vet should be informed of her medical history to ensure appropriate monitoring. Since FIP survival is a recent advancement, her long-term prognosis is hopeful but still uncertain. Gia is spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccines and tested negative for FIV/FeLV and heartworm. Her estimated DOB is 5/14/24. I come with 30 days of free post-adoption support through Petcademy.org . This benefit includes free access to Petcademy's team of trainers/behaviorists, as well as access to online materials that will help me settle into your home. You can text unlimited questions to Petcademy and they'll respond within 24 hours. Apply to adopt: https://alley-aristo.org/adoption-application/
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Adopting a pet can be expensive, and we're trying to help by fundraising for each individual in need of adoption. After verifying the adoption, Gia's new family will receive the funds that their pet has raised. Dogecoin is digital currency that can be exchanged for cash, traded, or held as an investment (see the "What is Dogecoin" section below).
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Contribute to Gia's Dogecoin Stash!
100% of Gia's Dogecoin balance will be sent to whoever adopts Gia.
About this Cat
Gia has already beaten the odds. As a kitten, she was diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)—a disease once considered fatal. Thanks to a cutting-edge treatment and the love and support of Alleycats & Aristocats, Gia made a miraculous recovery after nearly three months of daily injections. She’s now a happy, playful girl with just a few reminders of her journey: a slightly cloudy right eye (with some vision loss), chronic nasal congestion that doesn’t slow her down, and the occasional minor litter box accident when she gets too excited or startled (just a quick cleanup!). Gia is sweet, resilient, and so deserving of a loving home that will embrace her quirks and celebrate how far she’s come. Could you be the one to give this little fighter the forever she’s been waiting for? Important note: FIP itself is not contagious to other cats, humans, or other animals. It develops from a mutation of feline enteric coronavirus (FeCV), a common and generally harmless virus among cats. While FeCV is contagious, the mutated form that causes FIP is not. Gia is petite for her age but is otherwise a happy, affectionate, and playful kitty. She gets along well with other cats but isn’t afraid to stand her ground with a growl or hiss if she feels threatened. Gia is truly a miracle girl—one of the lucky few to survive what was once considered a fatal diagnosis. Now that her treatment is complete, she requires no ongoing medication or special diet. Her foster mom does give her an anti-inflammatory supplement powder to help manage her nasal congestion. Her future vet should be informed of her medical history to ensure appropriate monitoring. Since FIP survival is a recent advancement, her long-term prognosis is hopeful but still uncertain. Gia is spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccines and tested negative for FIV/FeLV and heartworm. Her estimated DOB is 5/14/24. I come with 30 days of free post-adoption support through Petcademy.org . This benefit includes free access to Petcademy's team of trainers/behaviorists, as well as access to online materials that will help me settle into your home. You can text unlimited questions to Petcademy and they'll respond within 24 hours. Apply to adopt: https://alley-aristo.org/adoption-application/
