FIP Positive cat looking for long term care option / rescue centre in Bangalore

FIP-positive cat looking for a rescue centre / long-term care option in Bangalore

Hi everyone,
We are looking for reliable, clean and genuinely animal-friendly rescue centres/shelters in Bangalore that may be able to take in and care for a cat who has tested positive for FIP.

She is currently in a temporary foster home, but unfortunately the foster can only keep her for about a month. We are therefore trying to figure out a stable long-term solution for her rather than moving her from one foster home to another every few weeks.

We have spoken to people involved in the FIP space and have been trying to understand what treatment and care options are available. However, we are also struggling to raise enough funds to sustain her treatment. On top of FIP, she has some other health concerns, including kidney-related issues, so we genuinely don’t know how long she has or what her long-term prognosis will be.

Because of this, we also don’t feel it would be responsible to put her up for adoption at this point. We don’t want someone to take her in without fully understanding the level of medical care she may require, nor do we want her to keep getting transferred between homes.

At this stage, we are simply exploring every possible option.

If anyone knows of:
A reputable rescue centre/shelter in Bangalore that accepts medically needy cats
A clean facility where she could receive consistent care
A rescue organisation that has experience handling FIP cases
A long-term medical foster arrangement
Someone who has dealt with a similar situation and can advise us on what they did
Any organisation, vet, rescuer or FIP group that we should contact

Please let us know.

I would honestly keep her myself if I could. I already have two cats at home who are only partially vaccinated, so bringing an FIP-positive cat into the same household isn’t something I feel comfortable risking. At the same time, I absolutely cannot put her back on the streets or leave her without care.
We are not looking for a quick fix. We are trying to find the most stable and humane option possible for her, given her medical condition and our current limitations.
If you’ve dealt with an FIP-positive rescue before, we’d really appreciate any practical advice, contacts or suggestions on what the best way forward could be.
Thank you. ❤️