Recent Content by babygirl2000

I am so sorry for your loss. RIP Ginger, my Ryan will take good take of you.

Thank you for the birthday wishes

A year ago I was dealing with my mom in the hospital because she had a small stroke and also my sick cat, Ryan. I was stretched really thin after dealing with my mom and then having to come home and deal with Ryan. I didn't get a chance to grieve over Ryan's illness and death because it all...

It's a hard decision to end your furbaby's life but I know I did what was best for him. Ryan was my best friend and I miss him everyday.

Tomorrow will mark one year since my Ryan got sick and died about a month later. Earlier this year I was finally able to write a bio for him. I miss him so much. Ryan was a well loved cat. He loved to sit and look out the window or lay and "bake" by the door. He was also a very picky eater...

Felix is still very shy and jumps whenever my husband are outside but he does come up on our back porch and beg for food.. when he has none. Felix also won't let us near him yet but he is very vocal.

At first, my husband thought Felix might have been abused but after watching him for a few weeks we both realized that he probably was never socialized and never anyone's pet.

Well we have named him.. his name is Felix. We found out that she is really a he and Felix is doing well. He is warming up to us even more. My husband and I are making progress.

I have tears in my eyes. Rest well Leah.

I am so sorry for your loss. My Ryan will look after Mr. Mistoflees. RIP Mr. Mistoflees

Very beautiful

In a weird way, I think this is Ryan's way of telling me he is alright and it's ok to let another kitty in my heart.

We are feeding her.. but she is very scared. When we first saw her.. she was skin and bones. I didn't want to call the pound because I knew what would happen. She has warmed up to us but my husband thinks she was abused because of the way she acts.

What is TNR?

This is a picture of the cat that has adopted my husband and I. She is really shy and likes to sit under our back porch.