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Vomiting, fever, diarrhoea: little Venise had typhus!

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Vomiting, fever, diarrhoea: little Venise had typhus!

1. She contracted typhus and had to be hospitalised...

Venice is a two-month-old kitten that came down with typhus. She had a fever, was vomiting, and had diarrhoea, to the point where she had to be hospitalised! She is currently recuperating in a foster family, where she is receiving various treatments.

2. Blankets would keep her warm for the winter

A set of blankets would allow Venice to rest better and maintain her body temperature. It would also provide her with increased comfort, which would be a great boost to her spirit after all she's been through.

3. The association is hit by a typhus epidemic!

Currently, we're managing about thirty cats in foster homes and another thirty as free-roaming cats. We're in a difficult situation, with the constant arrival of kittens.

Unfortunately, the typhus has spread to the foster families! Several deaths have occurred due to this disease...

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Association L'Arche de Ploum
24 RUE DU FOUR A CHAUX
25320 TORPES

France
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Vomiting, fever, diarrhoea: little Venise had typhus!

1. She contracted typhus and had to be hospitalised...

2. Blankets would keep her warm for the winter

3. The association is hit by a typhus epidemic!

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