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Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
Hi Martha. I am thinking of you. How are you doing now? -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
Umm hmmm…. He is your personal trainer 🙂 I have fallen in love with him from these pictures, Randy. He is smart, sweet and energetic. I just feel something from him, as I am sure you do. What a joy. Please send more pictures, videos and updates. (I want to pet his ears)….give him some pets from me please…. -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
ooohhh… that is something… I wonder if someone had her, or if she was hiding somewhere. We’ll probably never know. But that was then, that happened, and now you are reunited! What a great end to a harrowing event. We are all so happy and grateful, Hilary. Thank you for letting us know, and sharing these photos. Please send more of them so we can see how she and her sister (name?) are doing. Another {HUG} for you all 🙂 -
hilary posted an update 4 years, 9 months ago
It’s a miracle. About noon on Saturdaythe doorbell rang. Upon answering it our darling Scarlet ran back in. She is thin and has none of her jacket or harness but she is in good shape. So 9 days after seemingly disappearing she was just walking home when a neighbor spotted her. She got out of her car and walked with scarlet back home. Wow what a blessing. After a lot of small meals yesterday and a bath…. Stinky!!…. She is a happy little camper.Thanks to all near and far for the support.
Here is a picture of her next to her sister…. She lost 4 pounds.
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ooohhh… that is something… I wonder if someone had her, or if she was hiding somewhere. We’ll probably never know. But that was then, that happened, and now you are reunited! What a great end to a harrowing event. We are all so happy and grateful, Hilary. Thank you for letting us know, and sharing these photos. Please send more of them so we can see how she and her sister (name?) are doing. Another {HUG} for you all 🙂
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I am glad to hear. I know how scary that can be. She’s adorable.
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Randy posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
Yes indeed, Renzo is waiting for me to throw the stick! Playing fetch is his favorite play time activity whether it’s a stick or a ball. He will literally fetch & retrieve all day long until you feel like your arm is falling out of its socket! He has nearly infinite energy! -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
What lovely stories, Geri. While they are only “on loan” to us, our pets weave deep and meaningful fibers into our beings, and we never forget them. But, with time, we do find smiles before tears with our memories. I am absolutely convinced that non-human animals are very gracious and generous and want us to love and bring comfort and joy to as many pets as we can. And we ARE capable of loving over and over again, without diminishing any of the loves we’ve had before. In fact, losing our beloveds teaches us to treasure every pet even more. You are very kind to open your home and heart to others, and to share with us here. Your kind words of support, care and understanding to others in our community really mean a lot, Geri. Thank you for sharing your stories with us. Keep us posted about your new darlings, with photos if you like. Toni -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
OH MY GAWD!!!!! How FABULOUS!!!! I was telling a friend about Scarlet and she knew of a cat who came home after 4 months, so I have been hopeful for you, Hilary. You must show us before and after pictures of Scarlet!! How absolutely wonderful. So happy for you all {HUGS} -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
Did you know tears have different chemical compositions if they are from joy vs. grief? It’s true. We literally “cry out” our feelings. So, while you are still feeling grief and the tears just come rolling, it’s a cleansing thing. There is no time frame for healing, but there are ways to help move ourselves along through it (and we must go through it, not ‘around’ it). You may find journaling helpful (https://www.faithfulfriends.com/shop/griffins-heart-pet-loss-book/), or want to speak with a grief counselor (https://heartfeltfarewells.com/). Also, would you like to tell us more about Meesha and your lives together? It’s helpful to share the fun and funny stories, as well as the challenging and sad parts with us. We understand, relate, and are here for you. For as long as you want and need us. And don’t feel guilty if you find yourself smiling and laughing with memories – those are the memories Meesha would want for you. {{HUGS}} -
hilary posted an update 4 years, 9 months ago
Great news! About lunchtime the doorbell rang. I opened the door and a neighbor said she saw ScArlet, pulled her car over, then walked back with her to the house. scarlet was walking straight back to our home. So she is back!!! 9 days and other than being thin, smelly and a little scratched up, she is fine. Thanks to all for the good vibes. It must have weighed into how she miraculously got home.
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OH MY GAWD!!!!! How FABULOUS!!!! I was telling a friend about Scarlet and she knew of a cat who came home after 4 months, so I have been hopeful for you, Hilary. You must show us before and after pictures of Scarlet!! How absolutely wonderful. So happy for you all {HUGS}
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Geri posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
Sending prayers that you find Scarlet. -
Geri posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
I would like to ask some of these type of people "How would you feel if you were set aside by your family because you were too old?"
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Geri posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
It’s been 6 years since by babies left us and I still get teary eyed. I have since rescued two more cats and I love them just as much as Buster and Princess. I remember the special moments with Buster and Princess and it makes it easier. I would like to think that they are happy that I rescued two more cats. -
Geri posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
This is a year late but it’s been kind of a crazy year. Buster and Princess came to us as kittens from a woodpile of a neighbor’s. He thought the mother cat was ours. When my daughter and I seen them, we fell in love. We didn’t realize they were so young, @4 weeks, according to the vet. We couldn’t get the mom, so we ended up bottle feeding them. Buster was my baby and spoiled rotten. He was very jealous of Princess being in the bedroom with me if he was not there first. Princess lived up to her name, but, at the same time, she was such a sweet little girl. They both liked chasing the rings off of the milk jugs, when we moved my cabinet in the dining room, we had tons of milk rings, LOL!
We lost Princess July of 2015 age 12. We lost Buster June of 2016 age 13. Buster passed away at home and to this day it is hard for me to think of them without tearing up. I have their ashes and footprints with me. -
Geri posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
Beautiful boy. Looks like he is waiting for you to throw the stick. 😊
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compere posted an update in the group
Remember 4 years, 9 months agoI really miss my sweet baby Kee. It hurts so much. I just break down and cry
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T posted an update 4 years, 9 months ago
I just wish I could get the tears under control. It\’s been 3 years since my girl crossed over the rainbow 🌈 bridge. I just think of my Meesha and the tears start rolling.-
It’s been 6 years since by babies left us and I still get teary eyed. I have since rescued two more cats and I love them just as much as Buster and Princess. I remember the special moments with Buster and Princess and it makes it easier. I would like to think that they are happy that I rescued two more cats.
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Did you know tears have different chemical compositions if they are from joy vs. grief? It’s true. We literally “cry out” our feelings. So, while you are still feeling grief and the tears just come rolling, it’s a cleansing thing. There is no time frame for healing, but there are ways to help move ourselves along through it (and we must go through it, not ‘around’ it). You may find journaling helpful (https://www.faithfulfriends.com/shop/griffins-heart-pet-loss-book/), or want to speak with a grief counselor (https://heartfeltfarewells.com/). Also, would you like to tell us more about Meesha and your lives together? It’s helpful to share the fun and funny stories, as well as the challenging and sad parts with us. We understand, relate, and are here for you. For as long as you want and need us. And don’t feel guilty if you find yourself smiling and laughing with memories – those are the memories Meesha would want for you. {{HUGS}}
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What lovely stories, Geri. While they are only “on loan” to us, our pets weave deep and meaningful fibers into our beings, and we never forget them. But, with time, we do find smiles before tears with our memories. I am absolutely convinced that non-human animals are very gracious and generous and want us to love and bring comfort and joy to as many pets as we can. And we ARE capable of loving over and over again, without diminishing any of the loves we’ve had before. In fact, losing our beloveds teaches us to treasure every pet even more. You are very kind to open your home and heart to others, and to share with us here. Your kind words of support, care and understanding to others in our community really mean a lot, Geri. Thank you for sharing your stories with us. Keep us posted about your new darlings, with photos if you like. Toni
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Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
That’s right. In fact, the older, the better. My girl will be 18 in March and every day I love her more. -
Susan posted an update 4 years, 9 months ago
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That’s right. In fact, the older, the better. My girl will be 18 in March and every day I love her more.
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I would like to ask some of these type of people "How would you feel if you were set aside by your family because you were too old?"
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Tay posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
What a gorgeous color. I am so sorry for your loss. -
Tay posted a new activity comment 4 years, 9 months ago
That’s one of the hardest things. Hearing the silence. Wishing you comfort and peace during this difficult time. - Load More
