**WARNING AND CAUTION**PLEASE READ BEFORE GOING HERE!!I purchased a kitten on May 19th 2017 and he passed away on June 5th 2017.We did not receive a certificate of health until June 9th 2017 (4 days after death).Our vet said we were sold a sick kitten.Cost of kitten was $2800 and cost of vet bills was $2700.Breeder is a class B breeder.My boyfriend and I got a munchkin siamese kitten on a friday and for the first 5 hours he threw up once every hour. We felt it must be nerves and to give him time to adjust to his new home. Throughout the weekend he seemed feel better, but we did notice that he had diarrhea. Monday I noticed small amounts of blood in his stool which was extremely alarming. We went to the vet who said that he seemed to be ill. He was very dehydrated, and he only weighted 1.4 ounces. She said a Kitten who was supposedly three months old (born on march 11) should be nearing 3 lbs. He was found to have coccidia, which was why he had diarrhea. She also found it hard to believe that he had gotten his first two rounds of shots because of his weight. She would not give him any shots until he was better. That day we left with medicine for the coccidia and he was given a fluid shot. As the days went on our kitten stayed in a state of limbo. Another indication he was ill was he never wanted to play. We bought every toy imaginable hoping he would want play. All he would do was sleep, wake up, eat, drink, use the bathroom and go right back to bed. We brought him back to the vet on Friday. The doctor was shocked to see that he was still very dehydrated and weighed the same. We took him back home and did everything we could to make him feel comfortable and happy. Throughout the weekend we could see his health was declining and he was looking very skinny.Wednesday May 31st we took him back to the vet. He was still dehydrated and had diarrhea. Our doctor told us he lost weight and was 1 pound. She recommended he should stay in their facility for the next three days. She also expressed we were sold a sick kitten. My heart was broken. We told her to do whatever it takes to make him healthy. During his time there he was put onto an i.v.. Every day we went and visited him and he seemed to be doing good, but we were warned that once off the i.v. his health could decline again. Finally Sunday we were able to take him home. He seemed happy when we got him but within the hour he took a turn for the worse. He did not want to eat or drink anything. When we put him down to use the bathroom he hopped out could not walk straight. All he wanted to do was curl up in our arms. I called the vet immediately. He said his blood sugar sounds low and to bring him back asap. When we went back to the vets office his temperature was 91 degrees. They wanted us to leave him overnight so he could stay under a heat lamp. I called every other hour and his temperature was rising but he was not eating. Finally I came to the realization that he was not going to make it. I called the vet's office at 6 am and said I know he is going to die, I would rather pick him up and let him pass here in his home. I had to wait until 8 when the office was open, but it was too late. We received a call at 7 am telling us he passed away. His cause of death was overload of coccidia leading to intussusception of the bowel.We contacted Deborah and she did whatever a business owner would do. We researched everyone to get to understand why our kitten passed away. We started with the breeder who turns out to be a CLASS B breeder. Her name is Melinda Richards aka Mindy Richards who has online complaints. Her animals are found to have the same symptoms our kitten had. We also contacted the animal hospital that works with Deborah and Manhattan Puppies and Kittens. They informed us that we were supposed to receive a health certificate upon purchase. We did not receive one until Deborah emailed us a picture June 9th 4 days after our kitten passed away.After totaling the