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SilentKnight 04-27-2014 03:24 PM

And so we bid farewell to a furry friend...
 
Casey - our 15 yr. old tortie office cat.

She'd been a constant presence here in our production office from the very beginning.

A gentle soul.

Lost her to feline cancer and had her put down this morning. :(

Rest in peace, my friend.

suesheboy 04-27-2014 03:27 PM

Hardest thing to do. Surrounded here with ghosts of cats pasts.

Truly sorry for your loss.

L-Pink 04-27-2014 03:31 PM

Very hard thing to do, R.I.P. kitty.

Nice_Nick 04-27-2014 03:32 PM

I hate cats.

L-Pink 04-27-2014 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Nice_Nick (Post 20065094)
I hate cats.

I hope you get ass cancer.

Nice_Nick 04-27-2014 03:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20065095)
I hope you get ass cancer.

Well that's not nice is it?

I was only saying.

SilentKnight 04-27-2014 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by suesheboy (Post 20065089)
Hardest thing to do. Surrounded here with ghosts of cats pasts.

Truly sorry for your loss.

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Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20065091)
Very hard thing to do, R.I.P. kitty.

Thanks guys.

We've had to do it several times in the past...it just never gets easier.

We'd taken her in to the vet last week and got the bad news - oral cancer. Brought her home and kept her comfortable to say our goodbyes. She had a rough night last night, her breathing was affected - so we knew the time had come.

The wife and I were a pair of wrecks at the Humane Society, though. There's just no instruction manual on handling these things.

Maraschino 04-27-2014 03:38 PM

Sorry for your loss...

bns666 04-27-2014 03:50 PM

sorry to hear :(

RevSand 04-27-2014 03:51 PM

:( Sorry to hear and for your loss. Tough to lose a long time pet.

SilentKnight 04-27-2014 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by bns666 (Post 20065106)
sorry to hear :(

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maraschino (Post 20065099)
Sorry for your loss...

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Originally Posted by RevSand (Post 20065108)
:( Sorry to hear and for your loss. Tough to lose a long time pet.

Thanks for the sentiments.

MaDalton 04-27-2014 04:00 PM

RIP :(

i was thinking about getting cats again after i move to a bigger place but the last time i had to put my cat down gave me nightmares

not sure i want that again

JuicyBunny 04-27-2014 04:06 PM

Sorry to hear that. they comfort in a way no human can. My sympathies, sir.

SilentKnight 04-27-2014 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 20065115)
RIP :(

i was thinking about getting cats again after i move to a bigger place but the last time i had to put my cat down gave me nightmares

not sure i want that again

It's tough, I know. We still have four remaining - so it won't be the last time dealing with it obviously.

My parents recently had their cat put down...around the same age, 15 I think. Although they've had cats almost all their lives - they've swore they won't get another. They're getting up there in age, too...so they worry a cat would outlive them and they wouldn't want to orphan it.

newB 04-27-2014 04:15 PM

I am truly sorry for your loss. It seems so unfair that we can get so attached to them when they are with us for such a relatively short time.

I actually had the oral cancer concern with my girl cat a couple of weeks ago. As I was stretched out on the couch watching TV, she fell asleep laying on my chest as she usually does, but this time there was a spot of drool on my shirt when I got up. She isn't a drooler, so that piqued my attention. Later though, she let out a cry of pain when I was stroking the whisker pads on her face, so I made an appointment with the vet the next morning. It turns out that she just had a cavity, but since she also has a heart murmur there was additional bloodwork done to see if she was OK for surgery. The bloodwork came back OK, but x-rays revealed additional cavities under the gumline - some effectively severing the teeth. In all, she had to have seven teeth extracted, so what would have been a $500 vet bill turned into a $1500 bill, and that's not counting the initial exam and bloodwork.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nice_Nick (Post 20065094)
I hate cats.

I think that says a lot about you. And the fact that you need to post it in this thread says even more.

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Originally Posted by JuicyBunny (Post 20065119)
they comfort in a way no human can.

They really do. :thumbsup

cosis 04-27-2014 04:18 PM

Sorry to hear, my cats turning 14 soon. Definitely slowing down from his younger years.

Spunky 04-27-2014 04:42 PM

My condolences,mine is turning 14 .I know it wont be long now :(

candyflip 04-27-2014 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Spunky (Post 20065143)
My condolences,mine is turning 14 .I know it wont be long now :(

Why do you say that? I have had more than one cat live well into their 20s. One to almost 24.

SilentKnight 04-27-2014 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Spunky (Post 20065143)
My condolences,mine is turning 14 .I know it wont be long now :(

Is there something wrong that makes you say that...or just the age?

We've had two that lived into their 20th year in the past. And my wife's parents had one that was 22.

Relentless 04-27-2014 05:19 PM

Sorry to hear it
Never easy to outlive someone you love...

SilentKnight 04-27-2014 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by newB (Post 20065124)
I am truly sorry for your loss. It seems so unfair that we can get so attached to them when they are with us for such a relatively short time.

I actually had the oral cancer concern with my girl cat a couple of weeks ago. As I was stretched out on the couch watching TV, she fell asleep laying on my chest as she usually does, but this time there was a spot of drool on my shirt when I got up. She isn't a drooler, so that piqued my attention. Later though, she let out a cry of pain when I was stroking the whisker pads on her face, so I made an appointment with the vet the next morning.

The drooling was the first sign for us. And then she developed difficulty chewing the hard cat food (we quickly switched to soft food for her). And then she started swiping the side of her face with her paw while making a sort of retching sound (like trying to cough up a hairball or something).

As difficult as it was, the decision was in the best interest of her quality of life.

Penny24Seven 04-27-2014 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by candyflip (Post 20065148)
Why do you say that? I have had more than one cat live well into their 20s. One to almost 24.

wow that is amazing. My weiner dog is 9 and I hate when people say he is old.

brassmonkey 04-27-2014 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by SilentKnight (Post 20065087)
Casey - our 15 yr. old tortie office cat.

She'd been a constant presence here in our production office from the very beginning.

A gentle soul.

Lost her to feline cancer and had her put down this morning. :(

Rest in peace, my friend.

i had a tuxedo cat named Kat same deal. sorry 4 your loss

Zuzana Designs 04-27-2014 06:42 PM

Very sorry to hear and my condolences :( RIP Casey..

directfiesta 04-27-2014 06:56 PM

It is tough ...

I had to put down my 17 years old last november, the 25 th ....

I still miss that friend ..

Condolences to you .

BlackCrayon 04-27-2014 07:06 PM

its such a hard thing to do. pets are often around us more than anyone else, especially for those who work from home. having to put down the family cat we had since i was 8 years old until 24 was one of the hardest things i've had to do.

2MuchMark 04-27-2014 07:31 PM

RIP Kitty. I didn't know you but I'm sure you were awesome.

VikingMan 04-27-2014 07:55 PM

sorry for your loss, some cats are very special creatures however it seems most of them don't have souls. I lost a cat when I was young and have never met a more cool cat.

SilentKnight 04-27-2014 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 20065224)
its such a hard thing to do. pets are often around us more than anyone else, especially for those who work from home. having to put down the family cat we had since i was 8 years old until 24 was one of the hardest things i've had to do.

Very true. Casey was always present in the office, hoppin' up on my lap or curling up on the carpet below my chair. She loved the open window that overlooked the street...she could watch people walk their dogs along the sidewalk.

armysmoke 04-27-2014 08:05 PM

I'm sorry for your loss!

SilentKnight 04-27-2014 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by brassmonkey (Post 20065216)
i had a tuxedo cat named Kat same deal. sorry 4 your loss

What is a tuxedo cat?

Never heard that term for felines.

marcop 04-27-2014 08:22 PM

That's awful... LittleGrayGuy and I offer our condolences.

Spunky 04-27-2014 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by SilentKnight (Post 20065173)
Is there something wrong that makes you say that...or just the age?

We've had two that lived into their 20th year in the past. And my wife's parents had one that was 22.

Hope she makes it that long,so far she's been healthy.you did the best thing for kitty.

CurrentlySober 04-27-2014 11:57 PM

Sorry to hear it
Lost mine a couple of years ago - Same age....

lowriderz 04-28-2014 03:41 AM

Sorry to hear, this is sad!

John-ACWM 04-28-2014 03:46 AM

RIP for your precious friend.

DamianJ 04-28-2014 03:50 AM

Sorry for your loss.

SilentKnight 04-28-2014 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by CurrentlySober (Post 20065348)
Sorry to hear it
Lost mine a couple of years ago - Same age....

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Originally Posted by lowriderz (Post 20065522)
Sorry to hear, this is sad!

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Originally Posted by John-ACWM (Post 20065532)
RIP for your precious friend.

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Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 20065535)
Sorry for your loss.

Quote:

Originally Posted by marcop (Post 20065269)
That's awful... LittleGrayGuy and I offer our condolences.

Again, appreciate the kind words and sentiments...thanks.

brassmonkey 04-28-2014 06:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SilentKnight (Post 20065264)
What is a tuxedo cat?

Never heard that term for felines.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...adimir_124.jpg

http://cats.about.com/od/catspicture...ig/TuxedoCats/

SilentKnight 04-28-2014 06:17 PM

Ahh, ok. :thumbsup

VSKevin 04-28-2014 06:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20065095)
I hope you get ass cancer.

And you give multiple children ass cancer. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

pornlaw 04-28-2014 08:18 PM

My condolences. We almost lost a new pup to Parvo a couple months back.

Lost a cat once to coyotes. It's never easy. RIP.

Jim_Gunn 04-28-2014 09:36 PM

Surely you have a photo of the kitty to post?

LAJ 04-28-2014 10:11 PM

Very sorry for your loss.

We had to put down a cat two years ago. Our beloved himalayan of 15 1/2 years. It was fucking awful.

My other cat will be 19 soon and she is still doing quite well. Hope to have her around a few more years. When I think of her not being with me anymore, it makes me sick to stomach. Anyway... I "get it" and feel bad for ya... fuckin sucks.

2MuchMark 04-28-2014 10:52 PM

Here's pictures of our kitten that might cheer you up a bit.

http://www.livecamnetwork.com/bbs-pi...itten-1000.jpg

Her name is Shadow and like our other cat, we drove from Montreal to the town of Sherbrooke to get her. We didn't want another cat but a friend sent us a picture and decided we had to have her.

She's a real pain in the ass who tries to catch my mouse cursor on my screen, sits in my lap and chews the phone wire, or insists on trying to sleep on my shoulders. Totally affectionate purring little beast. I love it.

Cats are awesome and I'm sorry you lost yours. Putting down a cat or dog or other family pet is a terrible experience. Try to be happy though that you gave it a great life and that your cat repaid you 10 times over with lots of love. Pretty soon the feeling of loss will go away somewhat, but never completely for obvious reasons. You'll be wanting another cat soon and it will be just as awesome.

Harmon 04-28-2014 10:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by candyflip (Post 20065148)
Why do you say that? I have had more than one cat live well into their 20s. One to almost 24.

Holy shit, I was about to call bullshit and then decided to look it up. The world record for the oldest cat is??? *DRUMROLL*

The oldest cat ever is Creme Puff who was born on 3 August 1967 and lived until 6 August 2005 - an amazing 38 years and 3 days! Creme Puff lived with her owner, Jake Perry, in Austin, Texas, USA.

Jake Perry was also the owner of Grandpa Rex Allen, the previous holder.


Also, sorry for your loss. It's hard when a pet dies.

PersianKitty 04-28-2014 11:05 PM

So very sorry for your loss. RIP Casey

CaptainHowdy 04-29-2014 05:20 AM

http://i.imgur.com/9IpraU8.jpg

JFK 04-29-2014 06:15 AM

my condolences

michael.kickass 04-29-2014 06:51 AM

RIP, it's always very sad to lose a buddy like that.


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