Some of you might already know that Imp and I live with 2 birds and a
furry animal called a hamster. We look at them quite often, but most
of the time the humans yell at us and squirt us with water.
I remember one time, when my human wasn't looking, I jumped up on the
desk to get a better look at this hamster. The humans named him
Fuzzy. I thought it was very odd that this hamster would want to run
on this wheel. What fun is that? You're not going anywhere. I was
contemplating how to get the cage open when my human yelled at me.
Anyways, today when the human looked in on the hamster, she let out a
small cry. She reached in and pulled out the hamster. She did that
once before and I got a closer look at this weird creature. But this
time when I came over to investigate, the hamster wasn't moving.
My human let out a long sigh and let me and Imp sniff him and say
goodbye. It's a shame, I really wanted the human to let him out so I
could play Hide and Seek with him. His cage is gone too. Even though
he just sat in his cage, I shall miss him.
Mischief
I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
yesterday and he was running on his wheel, and burrowing around like
always. But I think he died in his sleep. I'd like to get another
one, but since I have Mischief and Imp I don't think that would be a
good idea.
If you would like to see a picture of Fuzzy
www.geocities.com/krysfamulan/animals.html
Kristi
Helen Wheels - 28 Jan 2004 05:21 GMT
> I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
> span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
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>
> Kristi
Dear Kristi,
I'm so sorry to hear about Fuzzy. He looked like he was a
contented little fellow.
Helen Wheels
Marina - 28 Jan 2004 05:49 GMT
"Mischief" <krysfamulan@yahoo.com> wrote
<snip>
> I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
> span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
> yesterday and he was running on his wheel, and burrowing around like
> always. But I think he died in his sleep. I'd like to get another
> one, but since I have Mischief and Imp I don't think that would be a
> good idea.
We're so sorry to hear about your loss.

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Tanada - 28 Jan 2004 06:07 GMT
> I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
> span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
> yesterday and he was running on his wheel, and burrowing around like
> always. But I think he died in his sleep. I'd like to get another
> one, but since I have Mischief and Imp I don't think that would be a
> good idea.
I dunno if it's a good idea or not, Kristi. That's for you to say. I
just want to send purrs and healing thoughts for you and the rest of the
family on your loss. I remember when Rob's hamster, Cricket, died. It
was amazing how quiet the house was without her, and how much we all
missed having her around. May she be waiting at the bridge for you all.
Pam, Rob, and the NC nine
Mary - 28 Jan 2004 06:35 GMT
>If you would like to see a picture of Fuzzy
Maybe this is what happened to Fuzzy? Someone posted this in the alt.binaries
group
http://www.animaladvocates.us/images/cathamster.jpg
Steve Touchstone - 28 Jan 2004 06:55 GMT
Sorry to hear that Fuzzy has gone to the RB. Sending purrs and hugs
for you.
BTW, I know you're kind of new in the group. RB is short for the
Rainbow Bridge, and you'll see it mentioned here when we lose one of
our pets. Here's a site, if you want to read the poem:
http://www.homeranimals.com/rainbow.htm
>Some of you might already know that Imp and I live with 2 birds and a
>furry animal called a hamster. We look at them quite often, but most
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>
>Kristi

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Jeanette - 28 Jan 2004 08:42 GMT
> I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
> span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
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>
> Kristi
:( I'm sorry about Fuzzy, it's always sad when you lose a pet.
lewe - 28 Jan 2004 11:07 GMT
<> , I shall miss him.
> Mischief
>
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> one, but since I have Mischief and Imp I don't think that would be a
> good idea.
Sorry for your loss.
I used to have a hamster when I was a kid, sweet little creatures - but just
as clever at disappearing and hiding as cats, only a lot smaller and so even
more difficult to spot. Actually I had 3 hamsters, one after the other and
all of them were named "Pelle" which is a male Swedish name, but at least
one of them was a female ... oh, well
Purrs from Thea & bono
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polonca12000 - 28 Jan 2004 12:05 GMT
Hugs and purrs,

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<snip>> I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
> span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
> yesterday and he was running on his wheel, and burrowing around like
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> Kristi
Victor Martinez - 28 Jan 2004 14:09 GMT
So sorry to hear about Fuzzy. He was really cute.

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lrulan - 28 Jan 2004 15:20 GMT
aw, Fuzzy's in the RB now, so he will be happy there. We will include him in
our candle lighting tonight.
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> Some of you might already know that Imp and I live with 2 birds and a
> furry animal called a hamster. We look at them quite often, but most
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>
> Kristi
Mischief - 28 Jan 2004 19:51 GMT
Thank you everyone for your postings. The cats are wondering why my
desk is empty now, but they haven't gotten to jumping on it yet.
At least now I don't have to shut them out of the living room at night
anymore. They can have run of the apartment, since the bird cage is
too high.
Kristi
Ginger-lyn Summer - 28 Jan 2004 18:24 GMT
<snip>
>I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
>span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
>Kristi
Kristi, I am so sorry for your loss of the little Fuzzy one.
Condolences to you.
Ginger-lyn
Steve G - 28 Jan 2004 22:45 GMT
(...)
> I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
> span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
> yesterday and he was running on his wheel, and burrowing around like
> always. But I think he died in his sleep.
If you've gotta go, in your sleep is a better way than most. Farewell,
'amster.
> I'd like to get another
> one, but since I have Mischief and Imp I don't think that would be a
> good idea.
I don't think it's a problem, as long as you're careful. I have 2
gerbils, bought long after my cats, and I'm confident that the
critters are 100% safe ... as long as I stay alert. The cats do spend
quite some time stalking the squeakers' aquarium, mind.
Steve.
Seanette Blaylock - 29 Jan 2004 00:06 GMT
news@stevethepsycho.co.uk (Steve G) had some very interesting things
to say about Re: Hey, what happened to the hamster?:
>> I'd like to get another
>> one, but since I have Mischief and Imp I don't think that would be a
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>critters are 100% safe ... as long as I stay alert. The cats do spend
>quite some time stalking the squeakers' aquarium, mind.
I'm managing with a cat and a bird [who is dumb enough to tease the
cat]. Helps that the cat is middle-aged and lazy. :-)

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Hopitus2 - 29 Jan 2004 04:44 GMT
Welcome back, Seanette!
: news@stevethepsycho.co.uk (Steve G) had some very interesting things
: to say about Re: Hey, what happened to the hamster?:
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
: cat]. Helps that the cat is middle-aged and lazy. :-)
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Hazel Az - 28 Jan 2004 23:18 GMT
> I got Fuzzy the hamster in spring 2002, and since a hamster's life
> span is only 2-3 years, I think his time had come. I looked in on him
> yesterday and he was running on his wheel, and burrowing around like
> always. But I think he died in his sleep. I'd like to get another
> one, but since I have Mischief and Imp I don't think that would be a
> good idea.
Sorry to hear about your hamster. Purrs and prayers to you.
Hazel Az
Stacey - 29 Jan 2004 00:02 GMT
> Some of you might already know that Imp and I live with 2 birds and a
> furry animal called a hamster. We look at them quite often, but most
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>
> Kristi
So sorry to hear about Fuzzy! He was really cute.
We used to have a three-footed hamster and we called his cage "cat tv" LOL.
Stacey ;)
Christine Burel - 29 Jan 2004 00:13 GMT
So sorry for the loss of your hamster -- may he have had a peaceful trip to
the Rainbow Bridge. I'm also sorry that the first time I've had a chance to
reply to one of your posts it's for a sad reason...anyway, I didn't get to
welcome you to rpca earlier but look forward to your stories about your
kitties. I'm overtime slave to Omar, Oreo, Midnight, Robin & Tucker out
here in Albuquerque.
Regards,
Christine
> Some of you might already know that Imp and I live with 2 birds and a
> furry animal called a hamster. We look at them quite often, but most
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>
> Kristi
Brenda - 29 Jan 2004 00:14 GMT
> Some of you might already know that Imp and I live with 2 birds and a
> furry animal called a hamster. We look at them quite often, but most
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>
> Kristi
purrs for Fuzzy's journey across the Bridge.
Brenda
Adrian - 29 Jan 2004 11:26 GMT
<SNIP>
> If you would like to see a picture of Fuzzy
>
> www.geocities.com/krysfamulan/animals.html
>
> Kristi
I'm sorry for your loss.

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