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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Rest In Peace our beautiful boy, Louis He was the most loving and affectionate cat I’ve ever had the privilege to share my life with. He was born less than a year after my son and they grew up together like brothers. Whenever I felt sad and tearful, he would immediately find me and give me lots of tlc, it’s almost as if he could sense my sorrows. Through happy times he was so playful and even enjoyed helping me decorate every Christmas. He loved his family of us humans and the close by community, he touched many hearts. He loved broccoli so much so that he once was known to have eaten a full pan! What a privilege and blessing to have him in our lives. He was also an avid hunter in his younger days and brought us back many a gift. The alpha of the area indeed but so loving and loyal to his family. Sweet dreams my beautiful boy, until we meet again <3
Find out moreA beautiful girl, you were born May 2020 in Margate and I thought you'd be here for a lot longer. 2025 has been a really rotten year for family deaths and it had one final sting in the tail.....hypertrophic cardiomyopathy......no idea you had it, and during a routine check up at the vets you shocked us all. We all will miss you very much xxx
Find out moreWe had far too little time with you, Bluebell. Taken from us at just six months old, Bell lived as full a life as she good. Little wobbly Bell. Bell who chased Harry around. Bell whose legs didn't work properly but who was faster than any cat we've met before or since. We weren't destined to have you forever in the real world, but you will always be part of our hearts. You were, are and always be much loved, babygirl. Rest well and happy trails in the great beyond. Give em hell, little Bell.
Find out moreFloyd was everyone's favourite cat, anyone who came into the house was welcomed and sat with. He loved popcorn so much that guests would bring big bags of it round just because they wanted to share it with him. Over the years, Floyd gave me so much joy. He was my reason to get up in the morning and someone to cuddle up to at night. He will be missed by everyone who knew him and remembered every day.
Find out moreTed was our beloved bonus cat. When we went to adopt our silly blind boy Alfie, his foster mother told us he had recently bonded with a black kitten. So Ted, with his murder mittens, silent meow and single fang, joined our family as well. He was our big gentle giant, he loved other animals, dogs, cats, foxes. He did have a tendency to carry round butterflies in his mouth which was slightly traumatising, but I don’t think he realised that licking them hurt them. He loved his sister, she has long nails perfect for scritches. He would demand to be let into her room everyday so that he can sit right next to her and purr in her ear until the scritching commenced. He had a kissing post at the top of the stair. As you walked up you could hear the sound of him rubbing his fluffy head against it. The phrase “Are you doing good kisses Ted?” Was a common occurrence when someone would walk up the stairs. His blind brother Alfie adored him. He loved pushing his head into teds face so that Teddy would clean his ears for him. And Ted always made sure to follow him round so he wouldn’t walk into things. He was his little body guard, always ready bop their younger brother Toby on the head whenever he tried to pounce on Alfie. He loved to chew peoples fingers. He only had one upper fang so it was more like gumming people, I think he thought it was helpful. We loved that he thought he was helping by chewing us. He passed so suddenly, our big strong boy who was never ill. Love you Teddy Bear. We’ll look after Alfie so well for you
Find out moreI miss you with all my heart, Fred. I loved you so much and you were the sweetest, gentlest, bravest cat. I am so fortunate to have had you in my life for 8 years but feel desperately sad that we didn't have longer together. You slept in my arms every night and made getting up in the mornings a pleasure. I always felt so lucky to have you and the space and silence you have left behind is almost unbearable. Just burying my face in your soft fur and listening to your soft purring always made things better and not having you beside me is frightening and bleak. I will keep going and try to honour your memory in every way I can. You made me a better, more patient human and taught me so much about love. I will always carry you in my heart and memory. Thank you for everything my dearest.
Find out moreIn memory of our precious beautiful boy Smudge who we lost 2 years ago. We were very privileged to love and adore you for 18 years. We love and miss you every day, always in our hearts xxx
Find out moreMy sweet sweet baby girl. The moment I saw you when you were just 8 weeks old I instantly fell in love. You'd follow me around everywhere, always demanding cuddles, rubbing your face against mine whenever you could. Your short life was full of joy, constant curiosity and of course mischief! Put to sleep on 27/12/25 after a battle with HCM and ultimately heart failure. It pained me to see you struggle for breath in your final months and I knew it was time for you to cross the rainbow bridge. Rest in peace my best friend and companion. Love you forever x
Find out moreOn the night of the 28th December Dougal passed suddenly and unexpectedly. He hadn't been showing any signs of illness or distress the evening before and had seemed relaxed and content. At about 430am I heard him letting out a single strange cry and hiss so ran to him and he passed in my arms. I miss you little guy. Very very much. Those times when I came home from a stressful day at work and you'd always run to see me on the bed for grooming and head bumps. That finally you'd settled down enough as you'd aged to come and lie with me on the bed, sleeping on me and even helping me relax. You'd helped me so much through difficult times, always providing some comfort, playful times and a routine we both got into. Even if you weren't the most cuddly and affectionate cat I always knew you loved me as much as a cat could love anyone. I hope you didn't suffer at the end and I hope you realised I was there with you, as I always promised I would be. I had so many songs i'd sing you, so many nicknames and titles. My little foog. You playing on the "dougie step", chasing and fighting your bear endlessly, your love of dreamies and your bedtime snack. Fake chewing, knocking stuff over and just jumping onto me at 4am for the hell of it. And those days when you were a kitten - always sleeping on me, climbing onto my chest and nestling in the crook of my shoulder. I totally fell in love with you. I won't forget you and I wish we'd had some more years together. Your passing seems too sudden, too soon. It was shocking for me but it was your time and there wasn't anything I could do to stop that. I just hope you realised you were loved and respected and cared for. My flat will never be the same again. It was your home and I was just there to look after you. Without you there I will now need to find a new way to imagine my space, my home. I believe the memory of you will help with that. Love you, as much as a human loved a cat, from the big strange hairy cat colony member who made too much noise and sometimes teased you. xx
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