RIP Wally

[Medusa]

I'm just now seeing this. I'm sorry that it had to end this way. What a sweet-faced boy Wally was. No matter how long they're w/us, it's never long enough. RIP, sweet Wally.

[Purr-tender]

Oh, I am so very sorry. This is just awful. I know your heart is broken. I've been there, most of us here on PT have.

Huge (((HUG)))
Mary

[Moesha]

I am sorry to hear the news about sweet Wally. At least you tried to do everything you could for him. Hopefully the happy memories will bring you comfort during this difficult time.

[Emeraldgreen]

I'm so sorry that you have lost Wally. He was such a handsome guy. He knows how much you loved him.
He's probably meeting all kinds of friends at the Rainbow Bridge until he can see you again.

[crg]

I am so sorry to hear that. Wally was a beautiful boy.

We lost our beloved Siamese, Jenni, to pancreatitis a few years ago - from the day I met my husband he told me "Jenni isn't my cat, she's my friend." The night she left us was a rainy night (uncommon in San Diego), and after we got home, my husband called me outside to look up into the cloudy night where there were four little clearings in the clouds - four little paw prints perfectly spaced. We now have a small fountain on our patio in her memory (she would only drink water from a fountain or faucet, so the fountain seemed a fitting memorial).

It is never easy to lose a good friend like Wally or Jenni. There is little that can ease the pain, other than knowing that you did all you could to make his life happy, and to keep him healthy and free from pain (which it certainly appears that you did). Know that our thoughts are with you, and that somewhere in that cloudless sky, Jenni is waiting to meet Wally as he crosses the Rainbow Bridge.

[krazyaboutkatz]

I'm so sorry to hear this. He was a very handsome cat and he was very loved. RIP sweet Wally.

[Freedom]

I am so sorry for your loss. Those photos, oh wow, he looks SO much like my RB Amber! Wally is healthy and pain free now. Focus on all the wonderful times, the happy memories. Wally lives on in your heart.

Wally, RIP dear boy. Look up my Amber, he has been there for 6 years now and will be able to show you around.