Sorry to hear about everything.

 

I'm soooo sorry about your loss.

 

Thank you everyone for your comments. Out little animal friends mean sooo much to us. They can provide years of joy and sometimes frustration
but in the end and above all they provide unconditional love to everyone.

Thanks again.

 

Sorry for your losses. The fence issue has me irritated, a little knowledge could have avoided Barley's incident. I've dealt with my basement flooding (now twice), I know how crazy that can be to get life back to normal, I'm sure it's worse dealing with tornado damage.

We have two little min-pins, and even though they can get noisy at times (that annoys us), my wife and I love those two a lot. We've made some tough decisions that panned out well for them (the one needed knee surgery at less then a year old, to see how she moves to this day, it's amazing and worth it, the other had a toy lodged in his intestines, again, he;s doing fantastic now).

Take care, as at this point, there is nothing more that can be done.

 

Sorry to hear it.

I lost my cat Chelsea last fall. She was 21. I still miss her very much.

 

21 !? Wow !
Well, RJ , I can understand. They do, become a part of us.

 

Two women I go to Church with. The one woman, her cat was 22 when it passed away. The other woman her cat was 23 when it passed.

I never knew a cat could live that long. And the life expectancy of an indoor/outdoor cat is 3 years. Which Chelsea was. But I also taught her to stay away from the road. If I saw her cross, I'd go get her and whip her little fanny for her. Then bring her back home.

My cat Smeekers is a whole nother story.

 

Sorry for you loss man.

 

Nascar43 sorry about your lil buddies. I know the feeling last year had to put down a 14 year old cat "Jumper" he fell asleep with his head resting in the palm of my hand. Now his brother "Jake" still looks around the house for him even after a year.