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I just got a new 5 month Calico kitten from our local shelter. She lovely, affectionate and VERY vocal. My Persian Little Bit has already accepted her, but my Korat Cassie is real ticked off at me. The kitten( I'm thinking about calling her Taffy) can be a little wild at times, but I think this...

I've never had a male cat. Mine have all been females. I do know that for some reason Ashley never liked Little Bit. Yet she accepted Cassie with ease. I tend to think that because Little Bit is a Persian and looks a little like a Pekingese (she's got the cutest little face), that Ashley might...

Thanks, I feel like I am ready, although I will never forget Ashley. Cassie and Little Bit seem to have adjusted well now. So we will see what happens.

I kiss and snoodle my cats all the time. Cassie likes to act like she dosen't like it but she keeps letting me do it..lol. Little Bit will let me cuddle and kiss her all day if I would.... she loves affection! Ashley was the only cat I ever had that actually didn't like it. She wanted to kiss...

Amen. It hurts so bad to lose them. No matter how young or old they are. They are a precious member of the family that can never be replaced just like people.

Exactly! I would never,ever let my cats go out. Too many dangers involved here to mention. Your brother should reconsider an indoor cat. They're wonderful company, and fun to watch them go about their activities. Mine are quite happy indoors. They know they are safe. When I first got my...

AMEN!!!!! The first post I made here after I lost my Ashley, I could barely type for crying. It still hurts, and will for a while. But it helps to talk about it with those who understand. And that makes this forum essential for pet lovers like us.

I agree totally. You did all you could given the situation. I hate it had to come to this. He was a beautiful dog. I know it dosen't help to say this, but he really is in a better, safer place now. I also know how hard and painful it is to let go. You did your best for him, so be at peace. I...

Cats never cease to amaze me sometimes with their behavior. The night before I lost Ashley to a heart attack. One of my other cats, a Persian named Little Bit(one of the sweetest little souls you would ever meet) started sleeping with me. This was something she never did before, now that...

I know what you are going through. I lost my precious Ashley too Saturday. I've cried until my eyes are sore, but I wouldn't trade the time I had with her for anything May both our babies Rest in Peace across the Bridge until we meet them again.

I've got several pictures of Ashley and two other of my babies that have crossed over. Annie and Missy. I'll try to post some soon. As much as I miss them, I know I will see them again when I cross over someday. Then we will never be separated again.

It is strange and wonderful how my other cats have acted since Ashley died. Little Bit, my Persian, now sleeps with me at night(something she never did before). And Cassie my Korat is different as well. Cats can sense grief and in their own and wonderful way try to give comfort. Is it any wonder...

My late sister had a cat named Lucy too. We lost her shortly after my sister. I think Lucy grieved herself to death. She did not live long afterward.

I wanted to find out what happened to Ashley so this morning, I had my regular vet do a limited autopsy on her. It turns out that she had a heart condition that was not detectable by regular exams. In laymans terms she either had a heart attack or a blood clot that went to her heart. Either way...

As I had ststed in a post yesterday. I lost my precious Ashley Saturday night. I came home from work and found her by the door where she never went too close too. She was a strictly an indoor cat(as all mine are). She was limp and her litle tongue was hanging out. I picked her up and rushed her...