Less happy news

Squeaker, my little black kitten, died tonight in my arms following one of
his fits. He had a hole in his heart, and I knew the prognosis wasn't good,
but somehow, somehow, I was just hoping that the paralysis in his legs would
turn out to be something less serious, and more treatable.

He was such a wonderful little guy to have around, even if it was only for a
few weeks. My other cats and I are going to miss him terribly, particularly
Kinky guy with whom he was best buddies.

Absolutely devastated, as you can imagine

TK

Tara K. wrote:
Squeaker, my little black kitten, died tonight in my arms following one of
his fits. He had a hole in his heart, and I knew the prognosis wasn't good,
but somehow, somehow, I was just hoping that the paralysis in his legs would
turn out to be something less serious, and more treatable.

He was such a wonderful little guy to have around, even if it was only for a
few weeks. My other cats and I are going to miss him terribly, particularly
Kinky guy with whom he was best buddies.

Absolutely devastated, as you can imagine

TK

Oh, Tara, we are *so* very sorry! That's horrible, horrible news. It's
good that Squeaker was able to know that he had a loving home when his
time came, though. You have our purrs and prayers.

Dan

On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 12:07:55 GMT, Tara K. wrote:

Squeaker, my little black kitten, died tonight in my arms following one of
his fits. He had a hole in his heart, and I knew the prognosis wasn't good,
but somehow, somehow, I was just hoping that the paralysis in his legs would
turn out to be something less serious, and more treatable.

He was such a wonderful little guy to have around, even if it was only for a
few weeks. My other cats and I are going to miss him terribly, particularly
Kinky guy with whom he was best buddies.

Absolutely devastated, as you can imagine

TK

We are sorry to read of your loss, and hope that Squeaker has an easy
journey to the Bridge, and for human hearts to heal.

May his memory be a blessing...
--
Purrs,

Mlle. Anaïs
4/17/2005 12:30:51 PM
anais+at+electric-ink+dot+com

On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 12:07:55 +0000, Tara K. wrote:

Squeaker, my little black kitten, died tonight in my arms following one of
his fits. He had a hole in his heart, and I knew the prognosis wasn't
good, but somehow, somehow, I was just hoping that the paralysis in his
legs would turn out to be something less serious, and more treatable.

He was such a wonderful little guy to have around, even if it was only for
a few weeks. My other cats and I are going to miss him terribly,
particularly Kinky guy with whom he was best buddies.

Absolutely devastated, as you can imagine

TK


"Rise up slowly, Angel -- it's hard to let you go....." MLB

On April 17, 2005 08:07 amTara K. wrote:

Squeaker, my little black kitten, died tonight in my arms following
one of his fits. He had a hole in his heart, and I knew the
prognosis wasn't good, but somehow, somehow, I was just hoping that
the paralysis in his legs would turn out to be something less
serious, and more treatable.

He was such a wonderful little guy to have around, even if it was
only for a few weeks. My other cats and I are going to miss him
terribly, particularly Kinky guy with whom he was best buddies.

Absolutely devastated, as you can imagine

TK

Most of us don't have to imagine. We've all been there. We are
purraying for Squeaker and for you too. My dear friend Patches had a
squeaky meow and we used to nick-name him Squeaky Cat. He's been
gone several years and he also died in my arms. I'm sure we'll all
be reunited some day.

--
Regards Diana and Ryan and our hooman, Fred,
(Remove FFFf from my email address to reply, if by email).

Fred Williams wrote:
On April 17, 2005 08:07 amTara K. wrote:

Squeaker, my little black kitten, died tonight in my arms following
one of his fits. He had a hole in his heart, and I knew the
prognosis wasn't good, but somehow, somehow, I was just hoping that
the paralysis in his legs would turn out to be something less
serious, and more treatable.

He was such a wonderful little guy to have around, even if it was
only for a few weeks. My other cats and I are going to miss him
terribly, particularly Kinky guy with whom he was best buddies.

Absolutely devastated, as you can imagine

TK

Most of us don't have to imagine. We've all been there. We
are
purraying for Squeaker and for you too. My dear friend Patches had a
squeaky meow and we used to nick-name him Squeaky Cat. He's been
gone several years and he also died in my arms. I'm sure we'll all
be reunited some day.

--
Regards Diana and Ryan and our hooman, Fred,
(Remove FFFf from my email address to reply, if by email).

The Cooper Cats send their best purrs. Our house has never had this
happen, we can only imagine. We are sure that Sailor Baylor Brown
would welcome him and keep him company at the Bridge.
Yours, Raphael, Black Jack, Baby Kitty/BK, Antonio, Sweet William
Tufton & Mollie Anne, and mom

Tara,

We had something similar happen to our Spock (also black, 13 months old
when he went to the bridge). He had been to the vet, been neutered,
but they didn't pick up that he had a congenital heart defect. He died
peacefully one night after my son had read to him. My daughter, son ,
and I were devistated in the morning when he didn't wake up, so I can
say I know how you feel. Spock and Squeaker will always live in our
hearts.
Tara K. wrote:
Squeaker, my little black kitten, died tonight in my arms following
one of
his fits. He had a hole in his heart, and I knew the prognosis wasn't
good,
but somehow, somehow, I was just hoping that the paralysis in his
legs would
turn out to be something less serious, and more treatable.

He was such a wonderful little guy to have around, even if it was
only for a
few weeks. My other cats and I are going to miss him terribly,
particularly
Kinky guy with whom he was best buddies.

Absolutely devastated, as you can imagine

TK

*snif* purrs frum de Four heer.... and sympafee from Meowmie.

It doesn't matter how little they are or how short a time they're here
- they have a way of digging a nice big space in our hearts, don't
they?

I'm so sorry. Many of us understand and sympathize.

johanna

Mrrqueekkk!

Purrz fur awl ov yew.

G'bye, Mr. Squeaker. 'Niff.

Chuggz
Ms. M-M



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The Fur Conspiracy:
Ms. Martha-Mound (SOC, TGK), Mr. GrowlTiger,
Shadow da Pup, and (Furry) Fred
also Mr. TigerSam (PC) and Clarence da Choklit Moose
[Edit it to make it work.]

So sorry to hear this sad news. Purrrrrrrrrrrrrrs going out for Squeaker to
nave a good trip to the bridge, and for your aching heart to heal.

Beverly
"Tara K." wrote in message
...
Squeaker, my little black kitten, died tonight in my arms following one of
his fits. He had a hole in his heart, and I knew the prognosis wasn't
good, but somehow, somehow, I was just hoping that the paralysis in his
legs would turn out to be something less serious, and more treatable.

He was such a wonderful little guy to have around, even if it was only for
a few weeks. My other cats and I are going to miss him terribly,
particularly Kinky guy with whom he was best buddies.

Absolutely devastated, as you can imagine

TK