The Feline Leukemia Care Center

A non-profit shelter dedicated to providing holistic treatment for FeLV infected cats.

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... to the Feline Leukemia Care Center.  Many cats are infected with Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV).  Estimates ranging from 3% to 15% of cats in any given population are infected with FeLV.  In the Twin Cities alone that could mean hundreds of cats are infected with FeLV.  Unfortunately, too many of the cats being diagnosed with FeLV are given the death sentence.  This doesn't have to be.

There is hope for many cats infected with FeLV.

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Our Mission

The Feline Leukemia Care Center (FLCC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit shelter dedicated to providing holistic treatment for FeLV infected cats.  Our shelter takes in FeLV positive cats from shelters, rescues, clinics and individuals that cannot care for these special needs animals.  The cats receive holistic, as well as conventional, medical treatment aimed at curing their disease.  FLCC takes a pro-active approach through community interaction, education, FeLV testing and vaccination to prevent further spread of the Feline Leukemia Virus.
 

Our Standard of Care

The FLCC employs a holistic approach to the health and well-being of its residents to develop new, innovative methods for curing them of the FeLV.  Alternative modalities such as chiropractic, herbs, flower essences, acupuncture, nutritional supplements and therapeutic energy work will be used as deemed appropriate for each individual's care.  Conventional medical care will also be available for cats who are debilitated or suffering from the many affects the FeLV can have on their bodies.  The cats will be housed with minimal exposure to toxic chemicals which could further compromise their system's ability to fight the FeLV.
 

Our Shelter

The FLCC can house up to 25 cats.  Cats are segregated according to their ELISA and IFA (Immuno Fluorescent Antibody) test status.  Cats reverting to a FeLV negative status are placed in foster homes until test results can be confirmed.  Cats that revert to FeLV negative will then be adopted out through other organizations which have reciprocity agreements with FLCC.