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  • Richard48
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    • Apr 2018
    • 1910
    • Richard
    • Clacton on Sea

    #31
    Originally posted by boatman
    jen an chrisb
    We still have Barnaby her brother.Hes not himself as hes never been parted from Lottie for long.Maybe in time he would accept a little friend.Lilley sounds lovely Chris,My wife used to live near a busy road in Ipswich and lost 2 cats on the road.We always give our little friends lots of attention and i was always anxious when they went in cattery.We were due to go to Cambridge in couple of weeks but just cant put Barnaby through being alone in cattery.Could never do that to him as they mean the world to us.We couldnt have Children so our cats are our fur babies always.
    Lovely to hear from you.Warmest wishes to you both.

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    • Richard48
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      • Apr 2018
      • 1910
      • Richard
      • Clacton on Sea

      #32
      Thank you all for being so kind and sending lovely messages.It helps that so many care and have been through the same experience.The only thing that keeps us going is having Barnaby.He needs us more than ever and comes first.I promised Lottie id look after him always.Dont even like going out and leaving him for long.
      Cant express how greatful we are to you all.
      Lots of love to you all.
      Rich and Helen.x

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      • boatman
        • Nov 2018
        • 14498
        • christopher
        • NORFOLK UK

        #33
        Originally posted by Richard48
        Thank you all for being so kind and sending lovely messages.It helps that so many care and have been through the same experience.The only thing that keeps us going is having Barnaby.He needs us more than ever and comes first.I promised Lottie id look after him always.Dont even like going out and leaving him for long.
        Cant express how greatful we are to you all.
        Lots of love to you all.
        Rich and Helen.x
        WELL Rich an Helen many thanks from jen an i an lilliey the pure white cat meow lol an ive just spent £20 on all her different flovors of dremmeeis now she has 4 different flavors she' s beginning to live better that we are lol but we love her so much so i dont mind but all our cats were an are well looked after but i feel a bit gilty Rich keepin her prisoner in doors due to that bloomin main rd but as jen said we keep all the doors open in the house so she can race around for exercise bar the outer door which is always kept shut
        ATB to you both an Barnabe from us all here
        chris jen an lilliey the cat

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        • Lee Drennen
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 7711

          #34
          Richard sorry for your loss. We had a cat that acted like a dog I loved him a lot a deep hole was in my heart when he passed away. I buried him not far from the barn where I see his grave every day. Time will heal but not fully.

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          • Richard48
            SMF Supporters
            • Apr 2018
            • 1910
            • Richard
            • Clacton on Sea

            #35
            Originally posted by Lee Drennen
            Richard sorry for your loss. We had a cat that acted like a dog I loved him a lot a deep hole was in my heart when he passed away. I buried him not far from the barn where I see his grave every day. Time will heal but not fully.
            Thanks so much Lee for your kind words.
            Bless you.
            Rich and Helen

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            • PaulTRose
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              • Jun 2013
              • 6551
              • Paul
              • Tattooine

              #36
              Sorry for your loss :disappointed:

              Pets are family and its so hard when you lose one...ive hated it every time

              Run free Lottie.....there will be plenty of friends across the rainbow bridge
              Per Ardua

              We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no ones been

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              • rtfoe
                • Apr 2018
                • 9114

                #37
                Sorry for your loss Richard, had three die in my arms...very painful. It's just as hard having to euthanise also.

                Richard

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                • Richard48
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                  • Apr 2018
                  • 1910
                  • Richard
                  • Clacton on Sea

                  #38
                  Originally posted by PaulTRose
                  Sorry for your loss :disappointed:

                  Pets are family and its so hard when you lose one...ive hated it every time

                  Run free Lottie.....there will be plenty of friends across the rainbow bridge
                  Lovely words Paul.Choked me reading them but kind.
                  Rich.

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                  • Richard48
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 1910
                    • Richard
                    • Clacton on Sea

                    #39
                    Originally posted by rtfoe
                    Sorry for your loss Richard, had three die in my arms...very painful. It's just as hard having to euthanise also.

                    Richard
                    Sure Richard.We had to have our Russian blue Lara put to sleep after a stroke.I held her and glad i held her to me knowing i was there with her.

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                    • Tim Marlow
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 18944
                      • Tim
                      • Somerset UK

                      #40
                      I’ve held my last two as they passed. It’s very hard, but I saw it as the last good thing I could do for them.

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                      • Richard48
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 1910
                        • Richard
                        • Clacton on Sea

                        #41
                        Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                        I’ve held my last two as they passed. It’s very hard, but I saw it as the last good thing I could do for them.
                        A lovely thing i feel Tim.They knew you loved them till they drifted to sleep.

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                        • Tim Marlow
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 18944
                          • Tim
                          • Somerset UK

                          #42
                          The old boy was given a sedative and then given back to us while it took effect. It was quite cathartic to feel him completely relax before he was euthanised. He was in a fair bit of pain from multiple organ failure by then so it was good to feel that we never added to it. The old girl was brighter and more alert. Her back legs and kidneys had failed, but she didn’t have the same degree of pain. She was very close though and went almost as soon as the needle went in. I’m typing this with her young tabby apprentice, another rescue, sitting next to me purring up a storm.

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                          • Richard48
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 1910
                            • Richard
                            • Clacton on Sea

                            #43
                            Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                            The old boy was given a sedative and then given back to us while it took effect. It was quite cathartic to feel him completely relax before he was euthanised. He was in a fair bit of pain from multiple organ failure by then so it was good to feel that we never added to it. The old girl was brighter and more alert. Her back legs and kidneys had failed, but she didn’t have the same degree of pain. She was very close though and went almost as soon as the needle went in. I’m typing this with her young tabby apprentice, another rescue, sitting next to me purring up a storm.
                            Aww Tim.Sounded so peaceful for your fur babies.We always try and do right thing for them.Heart breaking to say goodbye but they can never say they are in pain.Cats mask things.Lottie might have had an enlarged heart but she could charge around at such speed.She was into everything and so enquisitive and nosey.We didnt want to leave her at vets as she looked so peaceful with eyes open.Grief comes in waves and try to talk about her at her quirky ways and games she liked to play.Such a big hole in our lives and her brother is crying as i write this.They have hardly been apart since birth.
                            Lottie was little with a purr like a motorbike.
                            Take care from Rich and Helen.

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