This case didn’t come from a simple surrender. We pulled these cats out of a hoarding situation — one of the worst we’ve stepped into this year. The kind of place where you walk in and instantly know some of them aren’t going to make it.

She stepped up and took 3 of the 7 cats and kittens from that house — and eventually a 4th when another one crashed and needed immediate help. She has been fighting for months to stabilize them, to undo the damage that environment caused, to give them a chance at a life they never had.

And through all of this, Frieren has been fighting the longest.
Months of care.
Months of treatment.
Months of believing we finally had her under control.

But this past week, she crashed — hard.

Frieren now has Primary Liver Disease, and her liver is already failing. We don’t know why. The only possibilities we’ve been given are:

an infection
a congenital defect
or a variant form of FIP

That’s all we’ve got.

The vet gave her two options:
Start antibiotics and pray it’s an infection,
or go to a specialty vet for a liver biopsy — which costs thousands.

She can’t do thousands.
Her first vet bill was $735, and it gave her zero answers. Just fear, heartbreak, and a kitten whose body is shutting down after months of fighting.

So she did what she always does: she stepped up anyway.
She bought the special food.
She bought the liver support supplements.
She started antibiotics twice a day.
She’s doing round‑the‑clock supportive care, hoping Frieren’s little body can rally one more time.

Frieren is weak, jaundiced, losing weight, and declining fast.

Our best-case scenario is that this is an infection and the antibiotics knock it out.
Next best is FIP, because at least we can treat that.
Anything beyond those two… the prognosis gets very dark.

She is doing everything she can.
But she cannot carry this alone — not financially, not emotionally, not after everything this hoarding case has already taken out of her.

This fundraiser is for HER.

To help her cover Frieren’s vet bills.
To help her afford the supportive care.
To help her keep fighting when she’s already been pushed to her limit.

Please help us Fight for Frieren — and help the foster who refuses to give up, even when the universe keeps trying to break her.

Fight for Frieren

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