How sweet! Butter wouldn't melt in their mouths, eh?
Couldn't sell Rocco so guess he will remain with me. He is so smart he amazes me with the stuff he figures out. As the saying goes: that face wouldn't break plates.
Just wanted to share my senior former colony FIV cat Grizzy. We met him when he was estimated to be about 13 and that was 3 years ago. He's a good boy who lives inside only nowadays. He lives peacefully with his seven brothers and sisters with fur and is enjoying the inside only couch potato lifestyle
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What an adorable boy.View attachment 972280
Just wanted to share my senior former colony FIV cat Grizzly. We met him when he was estimated to be about 13 and that was 3 years ago. He's a good boy who lives inside only nowadays. He lives peacefully with his seven brothers and sisters with fur and is enjoying the inside only couch potato lifestyle
Rocco went to a new home and Miali got fixed. Complications, ripped her sutures out, had some dead skin. It was a scary thing, worried about infection etc. but she is stitched back up and seems to be ok. I am trying to keep her calm so it doesn't happen again. She hates the cone but is tolerating it.
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Shih Tzu to go. Not literally, he is a keeper.
Something I gave Scruffy yesterday didn't agree with him. He had an emergency bath early this morning to clean him up. Neither one of us enjoyed it. But he's dry now and brushed as well as I can. He's not to mad at me..
From rat to fat
We had to say good night to our good boy Grizzy yesterday. Thankfully the fluid that filled his lungs came on very quickly and he didn't suffer. My favorite vet was working and made sure to keep him comfortable while we found out what was going on got him right on oxygen got him pain medicine that would help him not want so much oxygen. And then I had the privilege of telling him how much of a good boy he was as he calmly passed with me stroking his beautiful soft fur. He was a good boy and he lived a good life while we had him. He was probably around 16 but we only met him 4 years previously when he showed up on our porch scraggly thin and very infected. Thus the name Grizzy was born because he was a grizzled old man. We found out he had FIV but he was such a gentle boy with other kitties in our home that we didn't ever have to worry about spread. He was just the goodest of good boys and he is missed greatly. But he'll always remain in our hearts.
My heart pours out to you, it's a good thing you were with him all the way though his passing comforting him.
