Cathy

1. Sheba was absolutely gorgeous! Was she a big cat? I’ve forgotten – how old was she?
2. Love the name, and meaning of it – Trixie :-). No question the universal energies bring us together. You are a star for caring for her, and I agree with Tay, you’ll probably have her as another love in your life and home. My girl went blind (and deaf) the last year of her life and it was amazing how purrrfectly she got around. So even if Trixie has vision in one eye, she’ll do well. Just don’t let her outside alone because she won’t have peripheral vision.
Cathy, it’s great to have your updates and you know we are here to both remember Sheba and help support you, and celebrate your other faithful friends with you. Keep us posted. Cheers, Trixie 🙂

Sheba was 4 years old and was a big cat. She was so very sweet.
Trixie. Like all my cats. Will be inside kitty only. Too many dangers for them outside.
I do feed one outside feral cat. I had her fixed a couple of years ago. She is like the pit bull of cat world – chases all the other cats out of my yard. Think she is my outside protector. She brings me dead mice and lizards.
Thanks for caring and helping through the tough times.
Will keep you posted on Trixie’s eye.

It’s always sad and hard to say goodbye, especially when they are so young. They truly are only “on loan” to us. Cathy, you really are kind and generous to care for so many, especially your little “mouser” friend :-). Those are gifts of gratitude and love she brings you, and well deserved. Yes, please do update us. I am delighted to have you in our community. Toni