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We knew the moment would come when a tumor on Socrates right lower jaw was found to be cancerous. It was four months ago and within the last week we could see it was time to help him on his journey.
He adopted me 11years ago while attending a open house at a home where no one lived and no close neighbors. He ran out of the shrubs and demanded my attention. Fell in love with him in that moment. He was always very vocal and I could understand his every mood.
When times were hard for me,father dying of cancer followed immediately by a divorce he was always right there to comfort me and help me grieve.
I found this site and a article by G arith which I have read many times while looking for help to prepare myself for the "moment ".
We arrived at his veterinarians office and we went to a special room. We looked into each others eyes one last time. I thanked him for all the companionship,conversation, understanding,being my "bubba cat" and his lifetime of love. The moment had arrived and I said i love good bye bubba and he started his journey.
My wife and I have three other furry kids. Meghan the princess, Callie our one year old fireball and Zoe our dog all whom he love.
The house today is like a tomb-no Socrates telling us what's outside the front window or patrolling his backyard. I walked outside expecting him to greet me as he would every day at his gate but i'm met with heartache. He was my best friend I ever had and now he's gone. Garith said, in that one moment it was the ultimate act of love to prevent his suffering.
Thank you for this forum. My heart is broken. I miss you bubba cat[emoji]128569[/emoji]
He adopted me 11years ago while attending a open house at a home where no one lived and no close neighbors. He ran out of the shrubs and demanded my attention. Fell in love with him in that moment. He was always very vocal and I could understand his every mood.
When times were hard for me,father dying of cancer followed immediately by a divorce he was always right there to comfort me and help me grieve.
I found this site and a article by G arith which I have read many times while looking for help to prepare myself for the "moment ".
We arrived at his veterinarians office and we went to a special room. We looked into each others eyes one last time. I thanked him for all the companionship,conversation, understanding,being my "bubba cat" and his lifetime of love. The moment had arrived and I said i love good bye bubba and he started his journey.
My wife and I have three other furry kids. Meghan the princess, Callie our one year old fireball and Zoe our dog all whom he love.
The house today is like a tomb-no Socrates telling us what's outside the front window or patrolling his backyard. I walked outside expecting him to greet me as he would every day at his gate but i'm met with heartache. He was my best friend I ever had and now he's gone. Garith said, in that one moment it was the ultimate act of love to prevent his suffering.
Thank you for this forum. My heart is broken. I miss you bubba cat[emoji]128569[/emoji]