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In reply to the discussion: My Sweet Cat Scarlet: August 14, 1995 – December 24, 2012 [View all]Duval
(4,280 posts)29. I'm so sorry. I can empathize, as
we had our Max for 10 years. He was 19, when he let us know he had "had" it. The vet came to our home and I stroked him while he was given the injection. Our vet told us "If he could talk, he would be thanking you right now". We have pictures on the mantle, we smile when we talk about him, and we will always have him in our hearts. His spirit will always be with us and we are grateful to have had his love. This was over 10 years ago, but we still have not decided when to get another.
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K&R That first pic is so adorable... I love that she is standing up-too cute....
midnight
Dec 2012
#9
I'm a dog guy ... never really understood cats, but I do find it easy to understand ...
11 Bravo
Dec 2012
#62
Shortly after I lost my father at 96, we lost our Butterfinger at 13. My neurologist perceived
indepat
Dec 2012
#85
Sorry for your lose. That is a long time to have a pet. I know you felt like she was
southernyankeebelle
Dec 2012
#90
It's like losing half your life when you have an animal for 17 years and is now no longer there.
Auntie Bush
Dec 2012
#105
What beauties they are. You had her over 17 years so you apparently took very good care of her.
Booster
Dec 2012
#112