A coworker actually found her under a car. There are a lot of ferals in the industrial area where I work, and my coworker's son was allergic to cats, so I took her with me. She did have worms, ringworm, earmites, and fleas, but we got all of them cleared up. My vet was a bit surprised we only found one at the age she was, but since she was put to sleep the vet figures the reason we didn't find any others was because the FeLV had already killed them.

One of my other kittens is currently fighting a respiratory infection. It's very likely she caught it and that led to her going swiftly downhill.

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