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A true taleWe moved here with three cats, Oscar went first from renal failure,Conker was always one to go hunting and the road I think took him. Parsley was our first and missed Conker. So we got Cleo( a rescue girl not a year old),she was so nervous,she didn`t even purrr at first.Parsley took to her. One day he went to defend his territory but not with the heart he had when Conker was beside him-Cleo rushed up and said "I`m here for you" It was the start of a friendship. When Parsley went blind she bashed into him to cuddle and play. He got his eyesight back(same anti BP tabs as I take) and they lived together for another two years. Cleo is now the only cat and although we rescued Rags who had two happy years she is now getting on herself and prefers a lap and us all to herself. After over 25 years of cats-would we have another after Cleo?-Do I want the pain any more? Ask me another time
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That's such a lovely story, thank you for sharing it with us...  |
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That's a nice tale of cats that have obviously been loved. And WOULD you get a companion for Cleo? Well, only you can answer that . . . hopefully when you get to the point where you've made a decision you can tell us, we love to hear about cats with new homes  |
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Lovely story Steph. I'm sitting here with a tear in my eye. Lots of us here at Catsey know exactly what it's like to lose a dear friend and the pain is so huge it really tries to burst out of you but the pain gets less as time passes and you become able to take hold of those lovely memories and I know I would never want to be without them, so do as you must but those memories are really worth all the pain and think of the lovely years of friendship and care that those lucky cats have had! |
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What a lovely story  |
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You know thinking about Pootle brought me back here. I think it was one of my first posts after saying hello. We are a special breed. We know the pain,we know the love. |
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I missed this thread the first time round. Thankyou for drawing my attention to it now. You know, although it breaks my heart completely to lose a cat or any animal, I just cannt ever imagine being with out them. For me, the joy and companionship they bring far out weighs the heavy heart i carry today. Thankyou Steph  |
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I did catch your lovely post first time Steph and I am still of the same mind. For all the heartache which can seem overwhelming, I would not for one moment wish that I had not had the years of comfort and pleasure that being that special friend to a cat can give. |
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Anther one who missed the original thread and glad it was resurrected. The pain of loss is very hard, but I cannot imagine a house without a cat in it.......or cats ...... |
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