At least she had love with you, that is so important, to know that someone cares.
---- Karen Harshbarger <[email protected]> wrote: > It is with a sad heart that I remember a little cat that came into our lives > one cold winter morning this past winter. She lost her battle with feline > leukemia last night. Little Squirt --- later to become Penelope (Penny) > squeezed her way into our outside kennel and into our hearts. She was sick > and needed help, shelter and love; which we gave without question. With > medical care, she seemed to become better. We already had so many cats, so I > put out a cry for help and assistance. Panora P.E.T.S.. (bless their hearts) > offered to take her and her brother to try to help them find a forever home. > They found them a foster home while waiting, but soon learned that Penelope > had to leave her brother for a new foster home and a cat friend (that also > has feline leukemia) because it was discovered she had feline leukemia. She > seemed to be doing okay, but this horrible illness finely claimed her life. > I remember a beautiful sweet loving cat that was so tiny > and loved to be cuddled and cradled like a baby in my arms. Hopefully her > friend that she made here----our other cat (Tig) that also lost his battle to > this horrible illness----are now playing together in cat heaven and never > know illness or pain again---nothing but happiness. Poor little Penelope > never found her forever home here on earth----but I know she at least found > love from all of those that tried to help her, including us. I cried when we > took her to Panora but knew they could give her a better chance of finding a > inside loving home. Penelope---know we will always love you and Tig, and you > will forever be in our hearts. _______________________________________________ Felvtalk mailing list [email protected] http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
