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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / February 2004I'm so sorry.... RB purrs
I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car port. I got up and saw the neighbor's cat attacking Luna through the glass. I chased our cats away from the door and got out to chase Max away. I scared him off and he ran across the street to his house, but he got run over by a truck. I picked him up and took him home. He was dead. I'm crying uncontrollably as I type this. Forgive me Max. I didn't mean for this to happen. I was just trying to protect my kids, they get really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me.  SignatureVictor Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com Oh, Victor...{{{hugs}}} You are right in saying that you could not have known about the truck - especially if they were speeding. At least his people will not have to wonder about what happened to him. I'll get Brenna's purr-motor going when I get home and send purrs for Max's journey to the RB, and for you to find comfort where you can in this. - Denise > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. >Oh, Victor...{{{hugs}}} > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >> speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Heartfelt purrs for you in your time of sorrow, Purrs also to accompany Max on his journey to the Bridge. This just shows that we never know when the call comes to take the journey. best wishes for your comfort now. MLB Victor...Victor, amigo de gatos - get Tom to give you a *monster* hug from the Hopitus! Max's accident was not your doing, please don't blame yourself for it. His hoomins chose to let him be an outside kinda cat and the possibility of vehicular demise is always there, it could happen at any time. Just bad luck that Max got it while you were watching. Max had a painless immediate trip to RB and is beyond hurting. You have turned to your friends here; we want to keep *you* from hurting from an accident you could not have any control over. Over the years there have been cat deaths I still grieve over - mainly ferals I was unable to catch/recatch in territories other than my own - very easy to believe that with a little more effort/whatever I could have saved them - self-defeating illogical thoughts. It is bad enough to have seen your neighbors' cat get hit; please accept comforting purrs and meatloaf meditations from the Evil 3 here and [[[[[[[[hugs]]]]]]]] from Hopitus2. A stiff drink wouldn't hurt right now. : Oh, Victor...{{{hugs}}} : [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] : > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a : > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Victor, Of course you had no way of knowing that the truck would show up at that exact moment. Max could have decided to cross the street on his own sometime with the same result. But it was an awful thing for you to witness. We are sending purrs and hugs, respectively. Annie (hugs), and Rosie and Cinder (purrs) > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Oh Victor! You couldn't have possibly known about that speeding truck. You were doing the right thing as far as you could have possibly known. And then when tragedy struck, you were still brave enough to go outside and take Max back to his people rather than just pretending you didn't know what happened. I know youare going to beupset and feel terribly guilty, but don't beat yourself. NObody could have predicted these circumstances, and terefore no-one is to blame, its just one of those horrid things that happens from time to time. Purrs and candlelight with be with Max on his way to the Bridge, and they will also be for you for you grief and guilt. I suspect that given time, Max will find a way of letting you know he doesn't blame you for this. Yowie >I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining >room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Done. So sad. -Brad How tragic for all of you! Purrs for healing of the pain. Remember - IT WAS NOT YOUR FAULT! Keep telling yourself that until you believe it. (((((((((((Victor))))))))))) Joy > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov > Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com Oh Victor, I'm so sorry this happened. But you couldn't know about the truck coming right at that time. When people keep outdoor cats, that is a risk they take every day. That it had to happen right when you chased him away from your house is terribly bad luck but don't beat yourself up about it. I'm very sorry and sending purrs for Max's trip to the RB as well as for you to feel better. -- Britta Check out pictures of Vino at: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov > Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com >I chased our cats away from the door and got out to chase Max >away. I scared him off and he ran across the street to his house, but he [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. I'm so sorry you had to experience this. I can only imagine how horrible you feel. Please know that it was not your fault, just horrible, horrible bad luck. Whenever I see a stray dog, I try to catch it to take it home. Whenever they start to even look in the direction of the street, I turn around and walk away. I would just hate to accidentally startle the animal into the street. I've seen it happen before. > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Oh, Victor, that's awful! But as everyone else has said, there's no way that you could have expected a truck to come by right then. It's a tragedy that the timing worked that way, but it most certainly was NOT YOUR FAULT! We'll be purring for Max and his family, and will will light a candle to help guide him on his journey to the bridge. We'll also be purring for you to be able to deal with the stress of recent events. It's just that sort of thing that lead me to kitty-proof the back yard. My kitties love their backyard time, but I'd never dream of letting them outside the back yard. > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Oh, Victor, that's awful! But as everyone else has said, there's no way that you could have expected a truck to come by right then. It's a tragedy that the timing worked that way, but it most certainly was NOT YOUR FAULT! We'll be purring for Max and his family, and will will light a candle to help guide him on his journey to the bridge. We'll also be purring for you to be able to deal with the stress of recent events. It's just that sort of thing that lead me to kitty-proof the back yard. My kitties love their backyard time, but I'd never dream of letting them outside the back yard. I'm crying too. How heartbreaking for you. I know I would feel exactly the same way. At least it was quick. About every other week I decide I have to quit reading this list because of the terribly sad stories I find here. But then, where else can we share these things and find so much understanding. Like when Gloria's dog killed the "pet" skunk. The sad stories here bring that and other losses back freshly to mind. We'll be purring here tonight for Max and for you. > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Oh my gosh, Victor how awful! It was a terrible accident and you could not help it. I can't imagine how it could be avoided as things were but just know I understand how bad you must feel. So very sad for all. I'm sure NO one could have anticpated such a result. I'm so sorry. so sorry :( > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Victor, I am so very, very sorry this happened and my heart goes out to you. No amount of words of sympathy will ease the pain you feel in your heart right now, but please know there are those who understand and share your pain. All of us cat lovers would feel as devastated as you do if it were to happen to them. I will say a prayer for little Max and my Max will have many purrs for both of you. For you I will say many prayers, because you will need them now and during the time of mourning that you will be going through. You have a wonderful heart, Victor. I wish more people were like you. Junebug >I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining >room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. There's nothing to forgive you for. I'm so sorry you had to witness such a terrible accident. Natasha is purring for you and for Max. Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha http://www.jhedge.com > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Oh darn, Victor, that's a rotten thing to happen. It could have happened any time he crossed that road - it's just awful luck that it happened in front of you. I don't suppose anything we can say can help you feel better but we do understand. Purrs for Max and for you. Helen Wheels > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. There are never adequate words at times like this. I'm sorry doesn't even come close to expressing how badly I feel for you right now. Please take care of yourself. Margaret -- Margaret Fine mefine@mindspring.com >> I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining >> room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car (snipped) I'm very sorry, Victor. This is a "wrong place at the wrong time *accident*, though. Please don't beat yourself up over it. Purrs going out to you. Sherry Oh, Victor. Major bummer! Purrs and prayers for Max's safe journey to the Bridge, and condolence purrs for his family and for you. Sam > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. I am terribly sorry..... Of course you need to protect your babies....they always come first!! I am sure it doesn't make it any easier though. Purrs Angela and Gizmo > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov > Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com Oh Victor..... bless your heart, I'm so sorry :(. Poor little Max. That poor truck driver. Many comforting hugs to you and Max's family. I'll light a candle for everbody involved tonight. Grace > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov > Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com Victor this wasn't your fault. Major hugs to you. We know how much you love cats and how this is the last thing you would wish for. My heart is with you... If there's anything I can do let me konw. lovin purrs and healing headbutts fuga {{{{{Victor}}}}} Please don't be too hard on yourself, as you said, you couldn't know about the truck and you were protecting your own. Many purrs and soothing meatloaf meditations coming over for you. SignatureMarina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki >I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining >room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Oh, Victor! {{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}}}} How awful for you and poor Max. My prayers for you to find comfort and surcease for your sorrow. And my cats are purring up a storm for you and Max. CATherine, sending healing rainbows to wrap you in love Oh, Victor -- hugs for you; I'm so sorry for Max and for you. Many purrs to accompany Max to the Rainbow Bridge. Christine > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. >I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining >room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. I don't have anything to add to what everyone else has already said. It was just a terrible accident. You had no way of predicting a turck would come by at the exact wrong time, but it's horrible that you had to be a witness. Sending purrs for Max's family and hugs. Lighting a candle to guide Max on his way to the RB. SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html I'm so sorry this had to happen to you. One of those things you didn't intend or control, but still feel you somehow caused. Please be as kind and forgiving to yourself as you would if it were one of us. Now go let one (or more) of your kids comfort you. Jo > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. > I chased our cats away from the door and got out to chase Max > away. I scared him off and he ran across the street to his house, but he > got run over by a truck. I picked him up and took him home. He was dead. > I'm crying uncontrollably as I type this. Forgive me Max. Victor, this is really sad. No wonder you're crying. I would be heartbroken if this happened to me. Poor Max. And poor you, what rotten, rotten luck. I hope you won't blame yourself for it - it was just an accident. I'm so sorry. Joyce Lots of purrs for Max and many hugs for Max's humans and you, Victor, SignaturePolonca & Soncek > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car > port. I got up and saw the neighbor's cat attacking Luna through the > glass. I chased our cats away from the door and got out to chase Max > away. I scared him off and he ran across the street to his house, but he > got run over by a truck. <snip Victor. What you say indicates that this wasn't your fault. You said that the cat was intimidating your children. This was not your fault. -- Alan Erskine We can get people to the Moon in five years, not the fifteen GWB requires. Give NASA a real challenge Alanterskine1@bigpond.com {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{HUGS VICTOR}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} There is nothing that I can say which will make you feel better, but please know that dreadful ACCIDENTS like this happen. As much as you may feel like it is, it isn't your fault. Max wouldn't have known anything about what happened - it would have been very quick. You, Max and his humans are in our thoughts. And much as it is hard, try not to blame yourself, it wasn't YOUR fault. {{HUGS}} Helen M > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. -- Victor, accident happens. Hugs all around. Jazz & his mama SignatureIrulan from the stars we came, to the stars we return from now until the end of time > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Dear Victor, Everyone has said exactly what I would have said to you had I read this earlier but I wanted you to know that I am thinking of you and we are sending purrs and meatloaf meditations for you and guiding purrs for Max. You are in our thoughts. {{{{{Victor}}}}} Julie, Hobbes, Selena and Lacey >I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining >room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. {{{{{Victor}}}}}} I am so sorry for your pain and grief from this accident. It truly was not your fault; sometimes things just happen :-( Sending purrs for Max on his journey, and loving, healing purrs for your heart, Victor. Blessings, Ginger-lyn > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. I understand what happened is hard on you. But of course you dind't make it happen - it was an accident, with Max running across the street and crazy traffic it was always a risk. Lots of purrs for you and Max and for everyone around you both. Best Lena :: lewe ------------------------------------------------------------- lewemi at yahoo dot se || cat pics: photos.yahoo.com/lewemi > > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > ------------------------------------------------------------- > lewemi at yahoo dot se || cat pics: photos.yahoo.com/lewemi Victor, I would feel exactly the same as you. When I think of the times I have chased Deo away from B & C and yes, sometimes he has dashed across the road. But look at the alternative, do you let other cats beat up your fur kids? Of course not. The road is my own personal nightmare for any of the cats around here, even although it is not a busy one. FSP has obviously always been an outside cat and even though I lock her up at night she is desperate to get out in the morning. Where does she go? You have it in one, straight across the road!! I am so sorry, Hugs and purrs xx Bev SignatureI believe in an open mind, but not so open that your brains fall out. Dear Victor Like everyone else has said, an unlucky accident of bad timing that could have occurred at any moment, so nothing to forgive. If the supportive thoughts of a lurker and mere occasional poster are of any value to you, please be assured you have them. There are so many things for us to feel guilty about but so little time...... I hope you feel better soon. With very best wishes Gordon (Exocat) And purrs of condolence from the Terrible Trio too: Bandit Pericles Snowball > I couldn't have known a speeding truck would come tearing down the > street. Please forgive me. lots of purrs for you and for Max. Cati mistoffelees and Grizzy > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. (((((Victor)))) ) You were just protecting your own cats. I have chased cats away from my door, too. It's not your fault. Ann > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Oh Victor, how terrible for everyone! I am so sorry for you and for Max. We will light candles for both of you and Max will find his way to the bridge. Hugs to you Hazel Az > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Goodness Victor - I just logged on and saw your message. Take care of yourself Victor and know that it really really REALLY wasn't your fault. There is *no* way you could have known. What a terrible thing for you to have to see. Lots of hugs to you. I'm glad for Max and his owners that at least you could take him home and they don't have to wonder what happened. Purrs to them and for Max's RB crossing. Susan M Otis and Chester > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Victor, I can only repeat what so many others have said - you couldn't have known what would happen, and have no reason to blame yourself. We are sending you our sincerest purrs, and will light a candle for Max. ------ Krista > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > have known a speeding truck would come tearing down the street. > Please forgive me. {{{{{{{{{Victor}}}}}}}}}} I'm so sorry Victor, you couldn't know that truck would come when it did. Nothing will hurt Max now, I will light a candle for him. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy, Milo & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a > speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Victor, that's a truly horrible thing to happen. Of course you didn't mean it to end that way :( I wish I could come and give you a big hug. Purrs are being sent for Max and his owners, and for you. . Forgive me Max. I didn't mean >for this to happen. I was just trying to protect my kids, they get >really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Oh Victor, I'm so sorry. Of course you couldn't know. Many purrs and prayers for you and for Max. Please don't blame yourself. You were just being a good Paw and looking out for your own babes. Peace, Jennie, Xena and Callisto >I'm crying uncontrollably as I type this. Forgive me Max. I didn't mean for this to happen. I was just trying to protect my kids, they get really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. Victor, it was an accident. The truck was more at fault for sppeeding around corners is dangerious. I hope you feel less guilt soon. Suz Macmoosette Thank Heavens There's Only One =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= I've learned to not sweat the petty things, and not pet the sweaty things. > I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov > Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com oh, Victor! sending comforting hugs and purrs. Brenda >I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining >room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >really upset when he comes and confronts them. I couldn't have known a >speeding truck would come tearing down the street. Please forgive me. I'm so sorry for you and Max. What a horrible accident; but it was an *accident*, nonetheless. Many purrs for you and Max, and a candle to help Max find his way to the Bridge. *Sigh* I wish there was something else I could say. Don't beat yourself up too severely is about all I can come up with. I saw a cat once seconds after it was hit by a car. I got out; the poor kitty was having a grand mall seizure; he died in my arms. I felt so helpless. So I know a *little* bit of what you are going through. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Life without cats would be only marginally worth living." -TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie. How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven. - Robert Heinlein Victor Ihave only just caught this post,I'm really upset for you I cry whenever I read something like this. I've lost .two cats this way the 2nd I carried around for two hours just crying untill my daughtercame home and took him off me. But the first one was 35 yrs ago, and I still cry about that one because like you I blamed myself,I was freaked out about something and completely forgot he was out all alone,dont do what I've done and carry it with you,we're not super mums and dads, we just try to do our best and things sometimes happen that we can't change. I'm sending many many Purrs to you, and for Max, and for his Family,I'm sure they must know how bad you feel, and knowing how much you love Cats, [and I'm sure you've written about Max, as I thought at first he was your cat ] They will notwant you to carry the blame{{{{{{{warmest hugs}}}}} Jean. > >I was watching TV and heard a loud conmotion coming from the dining > >room, like someone was charging against the door that leads to the car [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven. > - Robert Heinlein Victor, how could you know that this would happen? Max was an indoor/outdoor cat, without limits upon his movement, right? This could have happened at any time. It was just your bad luck that it happened with you present. Purrs to you, your furkids and sympathy and healing thoughts for you all. Also purrs and good trip thoughts for Max's travels to the Bridge. Pam, Rob, and the NC nine who all feel sadness for you |
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