Gosu was rescued from the Yongsan demolition site — already a little more open to people than most. Soon after rescue, he was diagnosed with FIP and anemia. He fought through FIP and fully recovered, showing a quiet strength that never gave up. Months later, while adjusting to indoor life, his anemia returned. Since then, he has been closely monitored, visiting the vet as we work to understand and manage it. The good news is that Gosu is improving — gaining strength, now over 4kg, and steadily becoming healthier. He is currently on medication, with the goal of eventually reducing or adjusting it as he stabilizes. At his foster home, Gosu is slowly learning to trust. He now sleeps beside his foster mom — a small but meaningful step. He is not fully pettable yet, but he loves to play, and at the vet, he remains gentle, especially when he feels safe. Gosu is a quiet fighter — soft, resilient, and learning what it means to be cared for.