Pet Pictures Thread

aww she's adorable!

she reminds me my cat Deedie! (she's also black like that.)  (I had the spelling spelling wrong before, I checked her pill bottle, ((she has a thyroid problem and she takes pills for it)) for the spelling of her name.)

Thanks to all of you!

You're all so kind. That's why I love this forum so much, you guys are real.

Puffy will be remembered with so much love by me, but he'll never be replaced.

I've had cats before, and I have some others now, but Puff was very unique.

I always called him "a good bad boy". That was my buddy.

(to Thor, it's one of the roughest decisions you'll ever have to make, and I hope you'll never have to have it done to your friends)

Jimmy wrote: Thanks to all of you! You're all so kind. That's why I love this forum so much, you guys are real. Puffy will be remembered with so much love by me, but he'll never be replaced. I've had cats before, and I have some others now, but Puff was very unique. I always called him "a good bad boy". That was my buddy. (to Thor, it's one of the roughest decisions you'll ever have to make, and I hope you'll never have to have it done to your friends)

Jimmy, I had to put down my beloved Brittany spaniel, Louie, some years ago, he was 16, so old and so sick. I also went through it with one of my kitties, Mr. Katz, I hope you know that the decision you made for your darling friend was correct and humane, it doesn't stop the hurt though. Don't let anyone say "he was just a cat", our pets are a part of us always.

After my cats inevitably die, I'm just gonna try to keep in mind that they had great lives, and  the sorrow I'll be feeling at that point will be sorrow for myself.  That is, it's all about me at that point...and that's something I'll be able to get over. 

Jimmy:

I am so, so sorry to hear about Puffy.  I went through it three years ago with my baby, Brownie.  You'll cry for awhile, but eventually, you'll be able to think about him and be happy you shared your lives.

Beautiful!!  They do look alike.

ANNIE!

My kittie groucho ran away almost two years ago when my daughter left the door open.  He is not an outdoor cat even though he was huge and had his claws (made me feel a little better).  He never went far when he got out so I knew he had to be close.  I searched all over out neighborhood.  I paid the kids to look for him and everthing.  I would drive to the spca everyday and cry when he wasn't there.  I had that cat longer than my kid.  I still get a little excited when I see a black & white cat in the back yard.  I miss my kittie.  It sucks too cuz people are like " its just a cat".  THose people SUCK.

Thor wrote: After my cats inevitably die, I'm just gonna try to keep in mind that they had great lives, and  the sorrow I'll be feeling at that point will be sorrow for myself.  That is, it's all about me at that point...and that's something I'll be able to get over.    We'll see how that works out.

smittykins wrote: I just had to have my almost-10-year-old kitty put down a couple of months ago.  It makes me feel a little better believing that she's with Daddy(my late husband)now.  I also think that if she's got a litter box up there, he has to clean it!

That's priceless!

Mikey, Ladie's man [ dog]

Big Momma wrote: Mikey, Ladie's man [ dog]

Your doggie is so cute!