Our Memory Wall is a lovely way to celebrate the life of a cat who has sadly passed away. Here are some treasured memories from cat lovers and families who have suffered the loss of their much-loved cat.
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Gizmo, aka Gizzy, was adopted from Blue Cross 8 years ago. We sadly lost her to lymphoma this weekend. Such a unique and funny cat, she will never be forgotten. Especially as ginger girls are so rare! RIP x
Find out moreTzeitel was a small cat who seemed timid but could show her feisty side too, she would chase foxes out of the gsrden and put up a struggle when she had to the vet. She wss affectionate on her terms , she liked to curl up with me on the bed sometimes. She came into my life when a dog chased her into the garden one day and she scrambled in a bush to get away. I brought her indoors , where she hid for days behind my bed . No one knew where she came from so i gave her home , the vet thought she about four months old and i named her after Tevye's spirited daughter in Fiddler on the Roof , it suited her nature. My other cat became her brother.
Find out moreSleep high our beloved Juni. You have been the best pet and we are going to miss you so much. I hope we didn’t let you down at the end, you fought so hard to carry on. But your body was too tired. I hope you are happy and brand new somewhere and I will see you again one day my darling. I love you. Sleep tight. See you again soon. Xxx
Find out moreYou greeting me in the morning. Kissing and cuddling you on the sofa. When you used to move to sit behind me. Your beautiful markings and eyes. Feeding you treats. Teaching you tricks.
Find out moreWe lost our lovely Lillylou on 21st Nov this year....she came to us as a rescue cat 4yrs ago....such a beautiful gentle soul...we miss her beyond words....and I will always miss her paws scratching at my door to wake me up for her breakfast! Run free on that rainbow Bridge..until we meet again...❤️❤️...we love you Lil xx
Find out moreWhen I adopted Katie, the shelter told me that she was not a lap cat. This was the understatement of the 21st century. But she was beautiful and curious and, as I discovered as we both got old together, stronger than anyone or anything I have ever known and that includes my Glaswegian mother born poor into a world with no welfare state and no NHS and who would spend her teenage years during a world war. I will return with more stories about my middle aged lady who became my old girl as I did myself.
Find out moreChewy will forever be my baby. I met her when I was 5 and I had been her fave in the house ever since. I thought I had at least 8 more years with her but she waited for me to get home from an expedition abroad to say goodbye. She used to chew everything and drink my water from my cup and she’d purr so so loud! Sometimes she’d annoy me and be needy, but I miss her neediness so much. I wish I could whistle so I could whistle how my dad used to when he’d call her for biscuits every night. I miss her, I’ll love her forever
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