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Sikharu was a little angel born out of
a litter of 4 girls. Vishake is still living with
me. She was living with her male & female friends
in a kittycatparadise.She even couldn't be a mother,
her five bubbies came premature on 2 Jan and on 21 she
started swelling abdomen. You didn't suffer little girl.
You were still playful, jumping up and down. You
were still eating nice expensive rumpsteak, chicken
wings, smoked salmon and trout and other treats. You
were still vivid and alive when you left us in this
world. Ria |

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Even at the very end my little boy was
holding on to my arm for dear life. He wanted to live
so very badly. He was trying oh so very hard. And we
wanted him to live - we were trying so hard. But
FIP just wouldn't let that happen.
When he was well, he was the happiest little kitten
I've ever known...bounding around the house with
his tail pointing to the sky, whistling and singing
for no particular reason. Our home now feels empty;
it sounds empty.
Ringo's Story
Steve and Robin Dale |

Charlie only came into our world four years ago. His previous
elderly owner had to go into a home. We were looking for our first
cat and he sat looking so depressed in his cage that we took him
home straight away. We never knew much of his history, not his proper
age or even his real name but Charlie seemed appropriate. As we
have no kids we lavished all our love and affection on him, thinking
nothing of getting up in the middle of the night if we could hear
him meowing at the door. Turns out he was quite senior when we got
him, the vet thinks around 8, but he still loved to play and would
sneak into the bathroom and sit in the bath if we weren't looking.
Just before Christmas I took him to the vet worried that he had
bowel problems that could be taken care of with some medication.
Unfortunately it turned out to be FIP. He took ill on Saturday 11th
Jan and by the Monday we had to make the decision to say goodbye.
We are still so devastated, we can't believe a little cat could
leave such a big gap in ours lives. In spite of this we recognise
that he had a good and long life, just wish he could have spent
a bit more of it with us.
We love you Charlie-schmoo. Hope you are happy up there with
Happy the cat and Lassie1, Lassie 2, Cindy and Sophie (canine cousins)
Night night ginger boy Mark and Jules Hutton

Our Toby was with us only for a few short
months and fought until the last minute to stay. No words or pictures
can ever show what this sweet kitten meant to us.
Toby will be loved and missed forever. Andrea + Michael

I love you Zany. Sammy and I miss you very
much. We are looking forward to joining you in heaven someday. Zany
was a Champion Blue Abyssinian. He was a very special boy, very
loving, talented and like his name "Zany" he was always
fun and crazy. He even played the harp. He would pluck the strings
with his teeth. I always applauded and made a fuss over him every
time he did this, so then he would play a few notes and wait for
the applause. He also loved watching TV. He had several of his own
bird tapes, but he also loved watching Animal Planet. And unlike
most cats, Zany would get in the bathtub with me and walk around
in there, keeping his tail out of the water. It sure is going to
be empty around here without him.
Cathy Amerling



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Wiley, I loved you very much - you were
my best buddy - snuggling up to me in the morning. You
were my "baby". Please watch over Adah from
above and keep her from getting this horrible disease.
Cherish Oberzut |

 You were our bright, our shining
Star. In five brief months, you brought us joy, laughter, and tears.
We remember the meow you always greeted us with. We remember your
boundless curiosity, your ability to leap great distances to a friendly
shoulder, your joy in everything you did. We remember what you taught
us in your last days - bravery, acceptance, unconditional love.
Did we say you "were" all of these things? No, you ARE
all of these things and will always be our bright, our shining Star.
Gary and Melody Amundson Devon
Heaven

Although you only graced my life for
but a brief moment Holly Girl, you have left a huge
imprint in my heart, one that will never diminish. You
were a wonderful presence for me. I only wish I could
have had more time with you. Three and a half months
was not enough. You were the most precious, beautiful,
sweet,,loving creature I've ever had the pleasure to
have in my life. Thank you for loving me and for playing
with me and for cuddling with me at night. I will miss
you little trills and your excited glances at all the
toys that we played with. I will miss you forever. Until
we meet again my precious love, God speed. |

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Tami Reed http://www.angelsnuffy.com
Mommy to Angel Snuffy, Angel Holly, Keesha, Oreo and Jasper


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Cassie, you will always
be loved and never forgotten. We miss you terribly.
Till we meet again. |

Dylan, my gorgeous UK Havana,
who died aged six months on 12th February of FIP, diagnosed
at Bristol University Veterinary School in Langford,
Somerset, UK.
He was a wonderful kitten, a great character, and
he stole our hearts.
Tilly Steed, Wales |

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