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Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Fifty-Fifty, You Were a Good Cat


It's never easy to say goodbye, even when you know it's the right decision. Sadly, my little orange ninja  kitty, only 13-years young, left us a couple of weeks ago. I went to the vet because she suddenly wasn't walking right, and I left the vet 2 hours later, alone, sad, and stunned.

Orange kitties leave the biggest holes in your heart. I'm sure of it. Thank you, Fifty-Fifty, for schooling 3 dogs, for being a good sister to Greaseball (who we all know is a butt), for grooming the boy and me regularly at 2 AM, and for having the cutest, loudest purr.

Sadness.

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  1. Oh no. I am so, so sorry. Heartbreaking.

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  2. I'm so sorry about Fifty-Fifty. I enjoy all your stories about your animals and he is such a cutie. Your love for him came through time and time again.

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  3. Oh! I am so very sorry. Anyone can see that Fifty-Fifty was a beautiful kitty, and I'm well familiar with the superiority of cats who selflessly endeavor to groom you at 2 A.M., especially focusing on earlobes and such. We had a similar thing happen to our special kitty this spring, and I still expect her to jump up on our bed and massage my stomach whether I want that or not. I sometimes wonder why we animal lovers keep going back for more..., but they do make us so happy even though it's so difficult losing them.

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    1. Oh, she always massaged our pancreas and kidneys at the most inconvenient times! I often wonder myself why we keep on going back for more, but then I have to remind myself that the hilarity and joy they bring makes it worth the inevitable end.

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  4. So sorry to hear about your loss. Sadness, indeed.

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  5. I am sorry for your loss. It is very difficult to lose a furbaby. And you are right, the orange kind leave a large space. I lost my Borris 3 years ago, and I still miss him every day. Blessings to you and your family.

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  6. I am so very sorry for your loss. Our furbabies take up such a big space in our hearts and our lives, it's so very hard to lose one.

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    1. Thanks, Melanthe. I still have a hard time believing she is gone.

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  7. Oh no! I saw your blogroll over at Ravelry and came over to read this sad news. Much love.

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  8. What a cool cat! Same thing happened to me. Brought my little orange Roux cat to the vet thinking I was going to told he needed an expensive surgery for his cat version of irritable bowel syndrome and left alone and sobbing like a bugger. Drove wailing from Staten Island all the way back to the North Bronx which was an alarming sight to a few toll operators. I hope the sweet memories are a balm to your grief. But what a cool description of such a sweet girl.

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    1. Thank you, Sarah. I'm sorry you lost your little Roux. It is quite a shock to go in for something you think will be routine and to come out alone. One one hand, rip that bandage off fast! On the other, oh how I wish I had another day with her.

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