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Sammy
teri_whoo_77 *Goddess of Whoo* American Ambassador to the Council of Thing (Slightly Odd, Mostly Mellow, Rather Risque) Started conversation Jun 22, 2006
My beloved cat Sammy died yesterday at the age of 14.5 yrs. Sammy (Sampson Love) was a pure breed shaded-cameo persian that I rescued from a pet store. He had an eye infection that wouldn't clear up, so the breeder had given the pet store a credit and they were going to destroy him. With love, care, and a good environment, the infection cleared up and never returned again. He was my first pet in my life as an adult.
He rode with me when I relocated cross country and endured multiple local moves in his life. Each time he adapted quickly to his new surroundings. He put up with my unstable early adult years. He was there when I got married and there when I divorced. He received my children with grace and patience and would even let them pet him once in a while. He comforted me through the death of both my grandmothers. He kept me company on the late nights when I was working on homework and papers to finish my degree. He was more affectionate and cuddly than cats are supposed to be.
He will be dearly missed.
Sammy
Dea.. - call me Mrs B! Posted Jun 22, 2006
Awwww, Teri
My heart goes out to you. I know what it's like to lose a much loved member of the family.
Sammy
teri_whoo_77 *Goddess of Whoo* American Ambassador to the Council of Thing (Slightly Odd, Mostly Mellow, Rather Risque) Posted Jun 22, 2006
Sammy
zendevil Posted Jun 23, 2006
Oh, how awful. I do hope he had a decent, peaceful death. All we can console ourselves with in these circumstances is the animal undoubtedly had a far more comfortable life, with a loving family, than he would have had in the wild.
And if you hadn't rescued him...oh dear, the prospects were very bleak.
RIP Sammy.I should think a is more suitable than
.
Poor you, there will be a big fluffy gap.
zdt
Sammy
The Liquid Warrior (Vescere bracis meis) Posted Jun 27, 2006
My border Collie was my best friend. She was there when my mother died. She sat at the foot of my bed, and refused to leave me when I had broncitus. When I had the knee repacement operations she walked slower so I could keep up. She fell asleep aged 85 in doggie years, and a more faithful loving loyal life never existed.
My heart goes out to you.
Sammy
cynthesis Posted Jun 27, 2006
I'm so very sorry, teri.
How blessed you were to have such a loyal and loving pet in Sammy.
Sending you my caring thoughts and heartfelt condolences.
Sammy
teri_whoo_77 *Goddess of Whoo* American Ambassador to the Council of Thing (Slightly Odd, Mostly Mellow, Rather Risque) Posted Jul 1, 2006
Thank you for your kind thoughts. It's amazing how important the littler creatures in our lives are to us.
Sammy
bawimeko Posted Jul 7, 2006
Just came back from holidays and I read this when we just got our cats back from the pension where they'd stayed for three weeks. It's uncanny how much a small friendly creature like a cat can make a difference in our lives.
I was very sorry to read this...
Love,
baw
Sammy
spitfire1313 Posted Jul 19, 2006
Terri
Tonight I had a knock on the door to tell me that our beloved Tequila was lying dead beside the road. She had obviously died instantly and been moved to the verge by the driver (who made no attempt to find her owner).
She did not actually belong to me - she moved in the day we did and refused to leave under any circumstances. She "lived" next door and it took some diplomatic skills with the neighbours to live in peace. I promised that I wouldn't feed her and we (mostly) stuck to that .
I threw her out at bedtime every night - and every night she came back in via any open window. She spent every night on my lap while I was on the PC and spent most nights on my bed. She was there to greet me every morning and every time my car pulled in the drive.
As a doggie person I can't believe how she crept under my radar and into my .
Am in bits tonight and can now understand even better your loss.
very tonight - and lonely!
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