Poor boy.

Purrs.

--Fil

Poor sweetie, purrs that he had a swift trip to the RB.  Thank you, Dan, for
giving him some dignity in death and the chance that his hoomins, if any,
might know his fate.

Hugs,

CatNipped

  Most certainly.  Many purrs for the poor kitty's gentle journey to
the RB.  It's so terribly sad.

 Jeanne

I left work the other evening and there was a kitten on the side of the
parking lot that had been hit.  I just didn't have the heart to touch it.
Apparently, I'm not as strong as you are, Dan.  I saw it, my heart sank, and
I had to walk past it.  I thought about the poor thing the whole way home.

kili

A candle will be lit for the kitty.
Lily & her mama
Jazz, RB

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So very sad, I will light a candle for the unknown cat, I'm glad he didn't
suffer.

Purrs that the little guy makes a smooth transition to a better place

Gordon & the FF
Still missing their red tabby boy.

Purrs for the poor fellow.  A similar thing happened to me when a
regular neighborhood tom died in my backyard last summer.  I felt so
bad.

Theresa
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My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com

Make Levees, Not War

{{{{{Dan}}}}}

It gets to me every time, and breaks my heart.  Bless you for doing
what you could for the poor little orange one.

Purrs for his gentle journey to The Bridge.

Ginger-lyn

Home Pages:
 http://www.spiritrealm.com/summer/
 http://www.angelfire.com/folk/glsummer (homepage & cats)
 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~summer/index.htm (genealogy)
 http://www.movieanimals.bravehost.com/ (The Violence Against
                        Animals in Movies Website)

Purrs that the poor boy makes it safely to the bridge and that his
humans find out his fate so that they know to meet him there. :o(

Helen M

Purrs on the way for the unknown kitty :(

I have to relate this, which has a good ending but which scared the crap out
of me at the time.

I was on my way early one summer Saturday morning (approximately 5:30AM),
driving down a normally busy 6 lane divided street.  Had it not been
Saturday or so very early, there probably would have been a much different
outcome.  I'm driving along, no traffic to speak of.  I see what appears to
be a small tire, strip of rubber, or rubbish in the road.  Suddenly the
"rubbish" turned its head and I could see it was a gorgeous long-haired
black cat with green eyes.

OMG!  It was entirely too late for me to swerve so I just gritted my teeth
and begged it, please don't move!  I can't believe I didn't crush it with
the tires of my car; I've never been any good at avoiding stuff in the
middle of the street, you know?

I heard a slight thunk but as I looked in my rearview mirror the cat ran off
behind me.  It ran up a large grass incline towards some houses.  The way it
dashed off, I was 99.999% certain it wasn't hurt, just scared.  The thunk, I
think, was it jumping and hitting my rear bumper as I miraculously
maneuvered over the cat without hitting it with any of my tires.  I, myself,
was shaking.

I turned around at the next intersection and went back and tried to find the
cat.  The fact that I didn't find it dead, dying or injured made me feel
pretty certain it was okay and had gone back home.  I couldn't bring myself
to knock on doors at 6AM.  I was so upset I'm sure I would have said some
really nasty things if they'd said to me, "Oh, we have a cat like that...
he/she is fine; just came home."  I'd have cussed them up one side and down
the other for letting this cat roam loose.  For being irresponsible pet
owners.  For not only endangering the cat, who decided to nap on the warm
pavement as the sun came up, but also for scaring the crap out of the cat
and me.  GRRRRRRR.

Jill

Poor kitty! Thank you for what you did, Dan.
Lots of purrs,
Polonca and Soncek

You are a very kind soul Dan, there is a special place for you at the RB.

So sad. Many purrs for the poor mite.