Puddy Orphaned Cat - Can you Help???
We came here a couple of weeks ago hoping for help in finding furrever homes for Freddy and Puddy…two sweet cats whose owner had died leaving no one to care for them. We had so many wonderful responses…sincere words of support and comfort, yet hopes for adoption did not pan out.
Freddy was taken ill and following major surgery, he crossed over Rainbow Bridge cuddled in a blanket of our prayers, love and tears. But at the house where they lived, Puddy was alone. Not knowing where Freddy went…not knowing if anyone loves her. And today, Puddy is still alone.
She is just one sweet girl. She is four years old…a great age for adoption. Because she and Freddy lived with an elderly gentleman and saw few people, Puddy is extremely shy and will need a home with a little quiet and a great deal of patience and love.
Puddy’s web page with her photo and more of her story is http://www.cathappy.com/Rescue1.htm
If you are a person who can love and understand this quiet, lonely girl, or if you know someone who is willing to give her the right kind of loving home, please let her Rescue contact, Eric Schickendantz, know. His email is on Puddy’s web page.
If you can’t help Puddy directly, please share her web page with everyone you know…we really need to find this precious one a furrever home! Thanks everyone…
Eric and Puddy ~
Bari DuBois ~
Puddy Home??? Here are Ariel and Topaz
Eric, thanks for sharing the photos of Ariel and Topaz - the beautiful kitties belonging to the couple in Iowa who want to adopt Puddy. I will try to post the photo...
http://www.cathappy.com/images/Temp%...d%20Topaz1.jpg
Oh, and Eric, about Sheba...she will tell you when to "let her go!" She seems to be enjoying you and her home right now...let her be your guide.
And, I'd like to take a moment again to thank all you Cat of the Day friends who have circulated Puddy's story...we've had replies from around the world, and I feel now Puddy has a real chance for happiness because of you. Eric, my friend, your heart is just the best...your love for these babies is a blessing to us all.
Puddy's web page: http://www.cathappy.com/Rescue1.htm
Bari et al
Everyone is has different ideas...
Eric, what a dreadful decision you must make.
In the past, what I have done with three of my cats was to schedule a day that worked for me, later in the week that I found out about the dire situation each cat was in and also at the advice of my vet, for the final day.
I would celebrate each day before the final day, with the kitty. Giving it my undivided attentions, lots of love, love, love along with tears galore! Dinners were special - and then I said goodbye with the help of the Vet. I held each one as they fell off to sleep. What a lovely way to go.
What my guideline was, was that I did not want to see my pet in any discomfort for my sake. It wasn't as though any of them were going to live much longer. I didn't want to keep them around for me....it was all about them and their comfort.
I am crying as I type this, so the pain of the event never goes away. It is very real and very humane. Bless all of their furry little hearts. Pets are such comforts and I usually try to return the favor.
Love to all those going through this.