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He sat a bit like in the avatar. It was pretty funny. He sat on his butt with his legs out, like he was ready to play poker. He definetly had his quirks that were really humorous.
Also, for the longest time we played fetch with him. We would throw toy mice and he would retrieve them, and bring it back to us.
A friend of my brother in law found him in the woods. He was driving, and heard Fred, as a little kitty, crying and crying pretty loud. He got Fred from the woods, and that's how we got him.
Sorry guys I am grieving.
Thank you.
George, our other cat, is being pathetic. He keeps following my wife and I whereever we go.
George has some funny quirks too. He brings us presents at night. He brings plastic bags from downstairs up to our bedroom, and makes a funny noice announcing it. We, of course, thank him for the presents.
Our pets can bring us a lot of joy. It's just that when one of them goes it's really very hard.
ever laugh and tear up at the same time?
thanks for sharing this.
My friend had an outdoor cat once...named Raider...slept all day on the outside, in the window sill of his kitchen...went out at night, often to return with cat bites all over his head...cost my friend thousands at the vet to fix Raider's head over and over...we figured the opponents didn't make it home because Raider, though he looked all soft and fluffy, was solid muscle and weighed twice what you'd think from seeing him.He sat a bit like in the avatar. It was pretty funny. He sat on his butt with his legs out, like he was ready to play poker. He definetly had his quirks that were really humorous.
Also, for the longest time we played fetch with him. We would throw toy mice and he would retrieve them, and bring it back to us.
A friend of my brother in law found him in the woods. He was driving, and heard Fred, as a little kitty, crying and crying pretty loud. He got Fred from the woods, and that's how we got him.
Sorry guys I am grieving.
I thought I was the only one who had a cat that liked to play fetch!
I got Eric the Cat (yes, named after a Python skit) from some woman who lived near the zoo. I swear he was a crazy mutant ninja cat. But he liked us to throw these hard, small, clear plastic rings (the kind that might be on a scarf to hang it on a display) and he'd go and fetch them, bring them back . . . lather, rinse, repeat. He liked us to throw goldfish for him to go and get too. He'd just eat them and not bring them back though. lol
He disappeared one night when he was around 12. He was an inside cat but he kept knocking out the screen from the living room window but I always managed to nab him before he went anywhere. The last I ever did see of him was all tucked under on the living room rug. I put the kids to bed but never noticed the screen out of the window until around 11pm that night. I called and called but didn't find him but really figured I'd find him the next day or so. Sadly, I never did.
I sucks when they have to go. I'm sorry you are going through this . . . .