A Loving Tribute To Our Departed Animal Family

Here's a link that may help you deal with the loss of your animal companion, Petloss.com.

Frog

Sweet Girl

Mr. Meatball

Gem

Miss CH

A cat kennel owner found this kitty, we asked everywhere we could to find a nice home for this loving kitty. She was so full of life. She was a couple weeks old so our vet so she didn't give her all the tests that she might have.
We did locate somebody that we thought would be a good home for her. We found people who were going to that persons state and she was dropped off in good health. The next day we got an e-mail that the was put to sleep, she didn't even call or e-mail us if we would be willing to take her back, we would have driven up there right away to get her. She had feline leukemia. FeLV does not mean a DEATH SENTENCE. We have a cat with FeLV for over 4 years now. She is doing just fine.
Please, all animals deserve a chance to live a long and happy life with a loving owner. Before you decide to end a life ask around and see if there is another who can give the love and affection to the cat or dog.

Bonnie

Willy

Zeke

Oscar

Sassy & Spunky

Bitsy

Semaj & Evan

Fostering kittens can be a joy or a nightmare if something goes wrong. Dayna caught Panleukopenia two days before her kittens did. They were all exposed at the same time, so there is no other explaining how she got sick first other than a miracle. Because Dayna was full grown, she fought the illness off quickly and easily. Then her kittens got sick. They were too small for me to treat effectively with fluids and medication. I was sure they were doomed. But Dayna now had enough antibodies against Panleukopenia to pass on through nursing. Despite Dayna’s efforts and mine, Evan refused to nurse. He passed away the next day, and it just about broke him mom’s heart. The other three quickly recovered, with their mom’s care being their only treatment. Gwen was the only one affected with a slight head wobble. Everyone went to an adoption agency to find perfect homes for them, except for Semaj. He won the hearts of a wonderful family who I am proud to call my friends. He enjoyed a full life of running and wrestling with “his” dogs, hunting house flies, being the life of the party when company came over, and the privilege of every night getting to snuggle under the covers and held close by a girl who loved him with her whole heart. He was very confident, outgoing, loving, and got into everything. Life was a party for him. He passed away suddenly and unrepentantly at the age of 3, having enjoyed more life than most cats who live to be 18. We are glad you are with your brother, Semaj. But we can hardly wait to see you again.