
This one is pretty self explanatory. Submitted by Steven Franks via our Facebook page.
Yesterday Luna completed her fourth and final chemotherapy treatment. As with the previous treatments, it went quite well. The oncology department at San Francisco Veterinary Specialists posted this sign in the reception room celebrating her achievement.

We now go into a phase of periodic monitoring every 2-3 months with X-rays and physical exams to check for any resurgence in the cancer. But for now things look good. She has been home and resting comfortably.

We at CatSynth are made from strong stuff. Luna has made it through her treatments better than originally expected; and at the same time it seems I have recovered far better than expected with the problem in my eye that happened at the same time. We are looking forward to more happy and healthy time together as a result. At the end of this month, we will be celebrating Luna’s birthday, a possibility that was very much in question after her diagnosis back in July. And now we can start to be hopeful about celebrations beyond.
Thank you all for your continued thoughts, vibes and purrs for Luna through this time and beyond!
❤️ Amanda and Luna

This cat is doing what cats do best atop a classic Yamaha DX7 synthesizer. Submitted by Mario Bronco via our Facebook page. You can listen to some of his experimental synth music here!

Submitted by Stefan Statik Petrie via our Facebook page.
“another one with indie, he likes my synths a bit too much sometimes”
He seems particularly fond of the Roland TB-3.

Today’s picture features a “Luna look-a-like” black cat and modular synth setup. Submitted by Logan Erickson (aka “lowgain”) via Instagram.

From Steven Franks via our Facebook page.
“Slinky, my big boy, guarding my gear.”
Slinky has a quite a synth collection. How many of the synths can you identify? 🙂

Luna went for her third chemotherapy treatment this past Thursday, and it went well. In addition to the treatment itself, a new chest X-ray and physical exam by the oncologist showed no visible-sized cancer, which is a very good sign. Microscopic cancer cells remain a concern, but that is what the chemotherapy is for. We have one more treatment in a few weeks, then go into monitoring. Hopefully things continue to go in the right direction.
Meanwhile, our life at CatSynth HQ is slowly edging back to normal, at least with our health. As you can see from the photo above, Luna’s fur has mostly grown back from the surgery. And it’s now safe for her to go out and play on the patio in our beautiful fall weather in San Francisco.

As I need to remind myself, there isn’t a state of being “cured”, this is something Luna will be dealing with for the rest of her life. But now we can hopefully look forward to a longer and happier life. Thank you again for all the thoughts and purrs, and please keep them coming.