Update: My kitty is home yahoo!!! I bought a vitamin paste and she couldnt get enough of it and bought some wellness canned food which she didn't care for but got her to eat some mixed with baby food and she drank a ton of water. She seems much more herself. As far as the vet, he's not convinced its the food but certainly said its possible.

Here is what he has done:

IV Fluids
Urinalysis which turned up all the bacteria
Urine Culture based on the above results-still waiting to hear on that
CBC & Chemistry Screen-Creatinine was 2.7, everything else wasn't bad he said-pretty normal
Cefazolin injectable-I think an antibiotic
He sent me home with Orbax once a day for 30 days

All for the price of $500!!!!  Thank god for credit cards.

Right now his feeling is its a kidney infection. I mentioned the pancreatitis but he said usually the WBC is really high and her's wasn't
She may also be FIV + which could be playing a factor. I brought her back from the British Virgin Islands and its unclear whether a FIV vaccine was given to her or not but we are assuming she is +.

I'm just so happy she is home and curled up in her bed.

Now what dry food do I switch to if any. Should I stay with Authority dry?  With 5 cats its fairly affordable for an all natural food.
Not sure what to do. I'm so paranoid of this whole food thing.

nam, that's great to hear.  She must be so glad to be home again.  Hope she gets her appetite back soon.  I have no suggestions for dry as I feed wet exclusively now.  Hope someone has ideas for you.

I understood what you were saying Don.  My feeling is you need to concentrate on getting your pet well #1.  Anything else is secondary, IMO.

Thanks everyone. Her name is Okizaki. She is from Tortola. I met her on the beach there while on vacation. Picked her up and she fell right asleep in my arms, I cried. Thought she was blind-her eyes were barely open and she was skin and bones. Came back home and couldnt stop thinking about that little girl-she was the worst I've seen in the Caribbean. Most were fed by the resorts which is good. So took a month of arrangements and $100's in phone calls to the restaurant where she was and a local vet and Delta to get her here to me. Amazingly she lived the ride in cargo on the plane in the middle of February! She got to me at 4 lbs., almost no hair on her back half due to flea infestations and possible FIV+. She is now over 7 lbs 1.5 yrs later, nice full coat, 2 eye surgeries and now the poor thing had to go thru this.
I'm also a volunteer/Board Member of a local, no-kill, free-roaming cat shelter. Cats are my life!

I have heard that but in my experience they seem to have more diarrhea on wet, of course now I"m just plain scared of wet food, it seems dry is so much better for their teeth, and of course there is the cost. It it so much more convenient with 5 cats to feed dry food and even my 17 yr old has great teeth-she has only had them cleaned once and the rest who are 4-8 yrs old have never had their teeth cleaned and no problems at all. 

I have to admit their coats were much nicer on Science Diet than they are on Authority.

Yes, thanks for sharing that great adoption story!  We have a section here called The Den where people post pictures and stories about their pets.  Would love to hear more about yours, and see their pictures, if you feel so inclined!

Nam, I'm so glad Okizaki is home and eating something and on the way to recovery. Sending prayers and purrs for continued progress.

Don, I'd love to know more about the new paperwork/briefs you are having to file, maybe you can post that to a new thread somewhere when you have time?  Its just amazing what you are having to go thru with this and how much you have learned about the legal process at the same time.  And your idea about a guide posted to your site is a wonderful idea, Im sure people would help with feedback.   Thanks again for everything you do to help!