Early this morning we buried my old cat of 24 years-she fought every day to be with me, beside me looking up into my eyes…pleading for just one more treat. I was adored by her and I did everything I could to make her last few months peaceful and love filled. I willingly accepted her devotion and attention. She died on her own terms in her own time…. run free Squeekers I will have your treats ready! I will miss your Squeekie greeting each morning.
Goodbye Squeekers by Carol Kirkland
August 1, 2020 by ElderChicks
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It’s always so hard to loose a loving pet. My heart goes out to you ❤️👵
So sweet. Sorry you lost your dear friend but you gave her a beautiful life and I am sure she was grateful!
Boy a home feels so empty when a pet passes.
This resonates so with every one of us who has lost a pet. The sadness is offset of course by the gratitude we feel for their lives. Spot and Lucy are forever in our hearts
Hi Carol – I’m so sorry for your loss! Their life spans are so unfairly short – even 24 years! – but it sounds like Squeekers packed a lot of love into hers. Thank you for giving her a great home!