My cat just died

Rey C.

Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
As a person who has liked all of my four legged friends more than most of the humans I've known over the years, I am truly, truly sorry for your loss. I really am.

:hatsoff: for the friendship you shared with your pal.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
Sorry dude. My labs are only 6 years old but I am dreading the day that I have to say goodbye to them. Probably will take a break from being a pet owner for a while after they go.
 

feller469

Moving to a trailer in Fife, AL.
Sorry for your loss. I am sure that those 5 months were precious to the cat.
 
It was nice you were willing to take care of the cat

Unfortunately one of the worst pars of having a pet is that your likely to outlive them many times over and you always have to dread the day you know will be coming.
 
E
Maybe you havbe seen his picture in posts of mine, he was an old cat, just turned 14, and I adopted him 5 months ago, from the ****** shelter.

findus_lockout.jpg


He tried to crawl behind a shelf and got stuck when I was away this afternoon, and after I got him out he was very passive, breathing very< low and had a couple of heavy cramps.

He ****** away just half an hour ago. I am just ****** and ******.

What a bad ending for a day that started so nice.
I, too, am sorry to hear about your loss. I have been taking care of a stray for over a month now and am getting attached. The cat looks almost exactly like yours.
 

Supafly

Logged Off 4 Freedom of Speech Restrictions
Bronze Member
Im so sorry for your loss babe, that makes me so sad, I own a kitty as well and I can only imagine what you are going thru. You have a good soul for adopting this kitty love. It will just take time until you heal. Our pets are like our ********. I send you a big hug my friend.:hugkiss:

Thank you. He was 13 when I adopted him in February, and it was clear he would end his life with me. He hated the life in the ****** shelter with a white-hot passion, and found peace with me. He transformed into a very cuddly, relaxed soul. I believe he felt very happy he could pass on with someone who held him in his last hours and he even could purr a bit in between his final convulsions. I am happy he trusted me with his love.
 

Antonella Kahllo

Official Checked Star Member
Thank you. He was 13 when I adopted him in February, and it was clear he would end his life with me. He hated the life in the ****** shelter with a white-hot passion, and found peace with me. He transformed into a very cuddly, relaxed soul. I believe he felt very happy he could pass on with someone who held him in his last hours and he even could purr a bit in between his final convulsions. I am happy he trusted me with his love.

Argh, i feel your pain, IM sorry baby. check this out babe https://rainbowsbridge.com/Poem.htm
 

Rane1071

For the EMPEROR!!
Sorry to hear that, Supa. I definitely know how that feels as I've lost two dogs and a cat in the last couple of years. So I feel for your loss as they really do become ****** don't they? And I'm not ashamed to admit I cry like a baby too when I lose one.

When you're ready you'll get another one.

I also want to say kudos to all the people who have rescued an ****** from a shelter or taken one in as a stray. Big Kudos! (I fucking love that word)
 

Supafly

Logged Off 4 Freedom of Speech Restrictions
Bronze Member
How are you feeling Supa?

I am feeling much better. He was living in the selter for over a year, and he HATED life there, he was highly aggressive and attacked everybody from time to time. When he came to my place, I let him be and choose the time to come forward, and he felt very much at home after a short time. He got very cuddly, and after two months, he started coming into bed when I laid down and rolled himself up under my right arm, purring gently. It was a beautiful time we shared. Yet, I knew he was already old, and had a condition with his liver. It was clear he would die here with me. It hit me hard when he ****** away in my arms, but it was an honor to be able to give him what a cat deserves: To live and die in the feeling of freedom and being loved. He got that, and I got a lot of love from him.

Tomorrow, I will go to the shelter and probably come home with another cat.

Thank you for helping me through this.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
I am feeling much better. He was living in the selter for over a year, and he HATED life there, he was highly aggressive and attacked everybody from time to time. When he came to my place, I let him be and choose the time to come forward, and he felt very much at home after a short time. He got very cuddly, and after two months, he started coming into bed when I laid down and rolled himself up under my right arm, purring gently. It was a beautiful time we shared. Yet, I knew he was already old, and had a condition with his liver. It was clear he would die here with me. It hit me hard when he ****** away in my arms, but it was an honor to be able to give him what a cat deserves: To live and die in the feeling of freedom and being loved. He got that, and I got a lot of love from him.

Tomorrow, I will go to the shelter and probably come home with another cat.

Thank you for helping me through this.

You did a good thing man. You gave a tired old ******, some last happy moments, and let it pass in a happy, comfortable setting. You suffered, so it didn't have to. If more people treated ******* in such a manor, we might not even need shelters.
 
Top