Purrs for a baby kat

On 7/16/2010 7:08 AM, Mishi wrote:
We haz a tragidy dis morning. Myn meomie neededs to take dadz SUV to
works today, so he hadz to take her carz. He accidently runned ober one
of da outside bitties, and sended him to the Bridge. Dadz is BERY upset,
as the bittie waz hims faborite. Da bittie used to help himz when he did
stuff outdoors. Bof meomie and dadz are leaking water fromz their eyez.

Sasquatch, for himz house.

(Meomie note: This has been my fear, running over one of the cats and
kittens. They come running when I am backing in the driveway, and
sometimes I have to stop and bring them out some milk so they will stay
out of my way. My hubby was having trouble with one of the adults,
Braeden, who wouldn't get off my car hood. I was helping him, and told
him it was ok to pull out, but it wasn't. The little guy was probably
coming to me, as I was standing a couple of feet away from the car, and
I never saw him. We will bury him in the back garden, with the rest of
the RB loves that are there.)

life s**cks sometimes.

Mishi


Thank you for all the purrs. Sadly, the Hunter came for another one of
my outside cats last night. My 1 year old orange and white cat, Pumpkin,
was hbc in front of our house. I found him, barely alive, and brought
him back to the house. I knew he was not going to make it, so I sat
there and petted him until his spirit was gone. We wrapped them together
in a towel, and buried them together in our back yard, then placed 2 red
brick paving stones on their grave. This is to discourage the foxes and
coyotes from digging them up. Also, the other cats like to sit on the
stones, and commune with those gone before.

When we moved here in 1991, the area was pretty safe for outside cats,
but in the past few years a development has gone up near Oneida lake
(NY), and the people treat our road like a race track. I would love to
be able to move to a safer area, but unless we become suddenly rich, it
isn't going to happen.

Go in peace, Pumpkin and Little guy. Your journey was swift, and now you
are safe. Grandma Ruby is there to greet you, and all the RB kits are
there to play with you.

Love you.
Mishi

Oh my what a shame. Purrs for your broken heart, we always wish we could
save them all.
"Mishi" wrote in message
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On 7/16/2010 7:08 AM, Mishi wrote:
We haz a tragidy dis morning. Myn meomie neededs to take dadz SUV to
works today, so he hadz to take her carz. He accidently runned ober one
of da outside bitties, and sended him to the Bridge. Dadz is BERY upset,
as the bittie waz hims faborite. Da bittie used to help himz when he did
stuff outdoors. Bof meomie and dadz are leaking water fromz their eyez.

Sasquatch, for himz house.

(Meomie note: This has been my fear, running over one of the cats and
kittens. They come running when I am backing in the driveway, and
sometimes I have to stop and bring them out some milk so they will stay
out of my way. My hubby was having trouble with one of the adults,
Braeden, who wouldn't get off my car hood. I was helping him, and told
him it was ok to pull out, but it wasn't. The little guy was probably
coming to me, as I was standing a couple of feet away from the car, and
I never saw him. We will bury him in the back garden, with the rest of
the RB loves that are there.)

life s**cks sometimes.

Mishi


Thank you for all the purrs. Sadly, the Hunter came for another one of my
outside cats last night. My 1 year old orange and white cat, Pumpkin, was
hbc in front of our house. I found him, barely alive, and brought him back
to the house. I knew he was not going to make it, so I sat there and
petted him until his spirit was gone. We wrapped them together in a towel,
and buried them together in our back yard, then placed 2 red brick paving
stones on their grave. This is to discourage the foxes and coyotes from
digging them up. Also, the other cats like to sit on the stones, and
commune with those gone before.

When we moved here in 1991, the area was pretty safe for outside cats, but
in the past few years a development has gone up near Oneida lake (NY), and
the people treat our road like a race track. I would love to be able to
move to a safer area, but unless we become suddenly rich, it isn't going
to happen.

Go in peace, Pumpkin and Little guy. Your journey was swift, and now you
are safe. Grandma Ruby is there to greet you, and all the RB kits are
there to play with you.

Love you.
Mishi

On Jul 17, 6:33*pm, Mishi wrote:
On 7/16/2010 7:08 AM, Mishi wrote:





We haz a tragidy dis morning. Myn meomie neededs to take dadz SUV to
works today, so he hadz to take her carz. He accidently runned ober one
of da outside bitties, and sended him to the Bridge. Dadz is BERY upset,
as the bittie waz hims faborite. Da bittie used to help himz when he did
stuff outdoors. Bof meomie and dadz are leaking water fromz their eyez.

Sasquatch, for himz house.

(Meomie note: This has been my fear, running over one of the cats and
kittens. They come running when I am backing in the driveway, and
sometimes I have to stop and bring them out some milk so they will stay
out of my way. My hubby was having trouble with one of the adults,
Braeden, who wouldn't get off my car hood. I was helping him, and told
him it was ok to pull out, but it wasn't. The little guy was probably
coming to me, as I was standing a couple of feet away from the car, and
I never saw him. We will bury him in the back garden, with the rest of
the RB loves that are there.)

life s**cks sometimes.

Mishi

Thank you for all the purrs. Sadly, the Hunter came for another one of
my outside cats last night. My 1 year old orange and white cat, Pumpkin,
was hbc in front of our house. I found him, barely alive, and brought
him back to the house. I knew he was not going to make it, so I sat
there and petted him until his spirit was gone. We wrapped them together
in a towel, and buried them together in our back yard, then placed 2 red
brick paving stones on their grave. This is to discourage the foxes and
coyotes from digging them up. Also, the other cats like to sit on the
stones, and commune with those gone before.

When we moved here in 1991, the area was pretty safe for outside cats,
but in the past few years a development has gone up near Oneida lake
(NY), and the people treat our road like a race track. I would love to
be able to move to a safer area, but unless we become suddenly rich, it
isn't going to happen.

Go in peace, Pumpkin and Little guy. Your journey was swift, and now you
are safe. Grandma Ruby is there to greet you, and all the RB kits are
there to play with you.

Love you.
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Is there not a garage that these kittens could be brought into? This
is what I have been doing to keep the outdoor cats safe.

the purr circle redoubles its efforts, tiger
"Mishi" wrote in message
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On 7/16/2010 7:08 AM, Mishi wrote:
We haz a tragidy dis morning. Myn meomie neededs to take dadz SUV to
works today, so he hadz to take her carz. He accidently runned ober one
of da outside bitties, and sended him to the Bridge. Dadz is BERY upset,
as the bittie waz hims faborite. Da bittie used to help himz when he did
stuff outdoors. Bof meomie and dadz are leaking water fromz their eyez.

Sasquatch, for himz house.

(Meomie note: This has been my fear, running over one of the cats and
kittens. They come running when I am backing in the driveway, and
sometimes I have to stop and bring them out some milk so they will stay
out of my way. My hubby was having trouble with one of the adults,
Braeden, who wouldn't get off my car hood. I was helping him, and told
him it was ok to pull out, but it wasn't. The little guy was probably
coming to me, as I was standing a couple of feet away from the car, and
I never saw him. We will bury him in the back garden, with the rest of
the RB loves that are there.)

life s**cks sometimes.

Mishi


Thank you for all the purrs. Sadly, the Hunter came for another one of my
outside cats last night. My 1 year old orange and white cat, Pumpkin, was
hbc in front of our house. I found him, barely alive, and brought him back
to the house. I knew he was not going to make it, so I sat there and
petted him until his spirit was gone. We wrapped them together in a towel,
and buried them together in our back yard, then placed 2 red brick paving
stones on their grave. This is to discourage the foxes and coyotes from
digging them up. Also, the other cats like to sit on the stones, and
commune with those gone before.

When we moved here in 1991, the area was pretty safe for outside cats, but
in the past few years a development has gone up near Oneida lake (NY), and
the people treat our road like a race track. I would love to be able to
move to a safer area, but unless we become suddenly rich, it isn't going
to happen.

Go in peace, Pumpkin and Little guy. Your journey was swift, and now you
are safe. Grandma Ruby is there to greet you, and all the RB kits are
there to play with you.

Love you.
Mishi

On Jul 17, 7:33*pm, Mishi wrote:
On 7/16/2010 7:08 AM, Mishi wrote:



We haz a tragidy dis morning. Myn meomie neededs to take dadz SUV to
works today, so he hadz to take her carz. He accidently runned ober one
of da outside bitties, and sended him to the Bridge. Dadz is BERY upset,
as the bittie waz hims faborite. Da bittie used to help himz when he did
stuff outdoors. Bof meomie and dadz are leaking water fromz their eyez.

Sasquatch, for himz house.

(Meomie note: This has been my fear, running over one of the cats and
kittens. They come running when I am backing in the driveway, and
sometimes I have to stop and bring them out some milk so they will stay
out of my way. My hubby was having trouble with one of the adults,
Braeden, who wouldn't get off my car hood. I was helping him, and told
him it was ok to pull out, but it wasn't. The little guy was probably
coming to me, as I was standing a couple of feet away from the car, and
I never saw him. We will bury him in the back garden, with the rest of
the RB loves that are there.)

life s**cks sometimes.

Mishi

Thank you for all the purrs. Sadly, the Hunter came for another one of
my outside cats last night. My 1 year old orange and white cat, Pumpkin,
was hbc in front of our house. I found him, barely alive, and brought
him back to the house. I knew he was not going to make it, so I sat
there and petted him until his spirit was gone. We wrapped them together
in a towel, and buried them together in our back yard, then placed 2 red
brick paving stones on their grave. This is to discourage the foxes and
coyotes from digging them up. Also, the other cats like to sit on the
stones, and commune with those gone before.

When we moved here in 1991, the area was pretty safe for outside cats,
but in the past few years a development has gone up near Oneida lake
(NY), and the people treat our road like a race track. I would love to
be able to move to a safer area, but unless we become suddenly rich, it
isn't going to happen.

Go in peace, Pumpkin and Little guy. Your journey was swift, and now you
are safe. Grandma Ruby is there to greet you, and all the RB kits are
there to play with you.

Diss iz furry sadsad for your fambly butted dey will be happee at da
Brij.

--
WooToo

That is a good idea but around here, it has been so hot that even with a
fan, I wouldn't do it as they would die of heat stroke. Only have two
outside cats at the moment and they mostly stay out the back way.
"The Porter Cats" wrote in message
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On Jul 17, 6:33 pm, Mishi wrote:
On 7/16/2010 7:08 AM, Mishi wrote:





We haz a tragidy dis morning. Myn meomie neededs to take dadz SUV to
works today, so he hadz to take her carz. He accidently runned ober one
of da outside bitties, and sended him to the Bridge. Dadz is BERY upset,
as the bittie waz hims faborite. Da bittie used to help himz when he did
stuff outdoors. Bof meomie and dadz are leaking water fromz their eyez.

Sasquatch, for himz house.

(Meomie note: This has been my fear, running over one of the cats and
kittens. They come running when I am backing in the driveway, and
sometimes I have to stop and bring them out some milk so they will stay
out of my way. My hubby was having trouble with one of the adults,
Braeden, who wouldn't get off my car hood. I was helping him, and told
him it was ok to pull out, but it wasn't. The little guy was probably
coming to me, as I was standing a couple of feet away from the car, and
I never saw him. We will bury him in the back garden, with the rest of
the RB loves that are there.)

life s**cks sometimes.

Mishi

Thank you for all the purrs. Sadly, the Hunter came for another one of
my outside cats last night. My 1 year old orange and white cat, Pumpkin,
was hbc in front of our house. I found him, barely alive, and brought
him back to the house. I knew he was not going to make it, so I sat
there and petted him until his spirit was gone. We wrapped them together
in a towel, and buried them together in our back yard, then placed 2 red
brick paving stones on their grave. This is to discourage the foxes and
coyotes from digging them up. Also, the other cats like to sit on the
stones, and commune with those gone before.

When we moved here in 1991, the area was pretty safe for outside cats,
but in the past few years a development has gone up near Oneida lake
(NY), and the people treat our road like a race track. I would love to
be able to move to a safer area, but unless we become suddenly rich, it
isn't going to happen.

Go in peace, Pumpkin and Little guy. Your journey was swift, and now you
are safe. Grandma Ruby is there to greet you, and all the RB kits are
there to play with you.

Love you.
Mishi- Hide quoted text -

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Is there not a garage that these kittens could be brought into? This
is what I have been doing to keep the outdoor cats safe.

Ohhhh, ((((((((auntie Mishi)))))) diz is sew sadd, ai m sew sawry
Meowmie haz wadder in hur ize..ai will twy n git sum kandles up fur dem on
Toozdae. Purrs fur yer broke hart.
Bwess yerown harts for tayking such karing luv uff dem.
Luffs Mosey 4 hiz hoam

"Mishi"
On 7/16/2010 7:08 AM, Mishi wrote:
We haz a tragidy dis morning. Myn meomie neededs to take dadz SUV to
works today, so he hadz to take her carz. He accidently runned ober one
of da outside bitties, and sended him to the Bridge. Dadz is BERY upset,
as the bittie waz hims faborite. Da bittie used to help himz when he did
stuff outdoors. Bof meomie and dadz are leaking water fromz their eyez.

Sasquatch, for himz house.

(Meomie note: This has been my fear, running over one of the cats and
kittens. They come running when I am backing in the driveway, and
sometimes I have to stop and bring them out some milk so they will stay
out of my way. My hubby was having trouble with one of the adults,
Braeden, who wouldn't get off my car hood. I was helping him, and told
him it was ok to pull out, but it wasn't. The little guy was probably
coming to me, as I was standing a couple of feet away from the car, and
I never saw him. We will bury him in the back garden, with the rest of
the RB loves that are there.)

life s**cks sometimes.

Mishi


Thank you for all the purrs. Sadly, the Hunter came for another one of my
outside cats last night. My 1 year old orange and white cat, Pumpkin, was
hbc in front of our house. I found him, barely alive, and brought him back
to the house. I knew he was not going to make it, so I sat there and
petted him until his spirit was gone. We wrapped them together in a towel,
and buried them together in our back yard, then placed 2 red brick paving
stones on their grave. This is to discourage the foxes and coyotes from
digging them up. Also, the other cats like to sit on the stones, and
commune with those gone before.

When we moved here in 1991, the area was pretty safe for outside cats, but
in the past few years a development has gone up near Oneida lake (NY), and
the people treat our road like a race track. I would love to be able to
move to a safer area, but unless we become suddenly rich, it isn't going
to happen.

Go in peace, Pumpkin and Little guy. Your journey was swift, and now you
are safe. Grandma Ruby is there to greet you, and all the RB kits are
there to play with you.

Love you.
Mishi