My prayers are with you. As the saying goes "What goes around comes around". This person will get what's coming to them one day for abandoning one of God's creatures in it's time of need. Thank God for people like you.
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I've learned a couple of things from this experience. Firstly, people suck. Animals are not toys and shouldn't be treated as such, IMO. To me they are more like family members, and I do love them as much.
Secondly, I am a mush. I took a fond liking to this animal way too quickly, but she was after all, so cute and friendly. How could I resist such a loving demeanor?
Thirdly, putting animals down, even though it may be the best thing to alleviate suffering, is one of the toughest decisions an animal lover can do.
I tried to make her last night a good one. I pet her plenty, gave her all of the catnip she wanted, fed her favorite meal to her (egg and tuna) and talked to her. She slept in my bed for a good portion of the night (the wife was not home). It really hit me when the wife came home this morning to pick up the cat for her "appointment". Man, did it hit me. I didn't go, but I wanted to call the wife after she left to bring the cat back and call the appointment off. It had to be done I suppose. I just wish I had a few more moments with her.
One of these days hopefully, we will meet again at the Rainbow Bridge. Until then, I'll remember the good cat she was, and the little time we shared together. [/sap]
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Secondly, I am a mush. I took a fond liking to this animal way too quickly, but she was after all, so cute and friendly. How could I resist such a loving demeanor?
Thirdly, putting animals down, even though it may be the best thing to alleviate suffering, is one of the toughest decisions an animal lover can do.
I tried to make her last night a good one. I pet her plenty, gave her all of the catnip she wanted, fed her favorite meal to her (egg and tuna) and talked to her. She slept in my bed for a good portion of the night (the wife was not home). It really hit me when the wife came home this morning to pick up the cat for her "appointment". Man, did it hit me. I didn't go, but I wanted to call the wife after she left to bring the cat back and call the appointment off. It had to be done I suppose. I just wish I had a few more moments with her.
One of these days hopefully, we will meet again at the Rainbow Bridge. Until then, I'll remember the good cat she was, and the little time we shared together. [/sap]
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