My sister's cat Champ was hit by a car

Most of you know I have posted twice on this forum in the past year.
Unfortunately I am posting again.
My twin sister called last night-she had just gotten home from grcoery shopping and called for Champ.
He was racing across the road and a car was coming and couldn't stop in time.
Champ died in her arms.
He was not quite 2 yrs old- a semi feral kitten she got from the local animal shelter. And a companion to her 14 yr old cat Ashley.
She blames herself for calling his name when she pulled into her driveway rather than waiting.
I told her he was crossing the road-the chances were that this was going to occur sometime.
Please welcome Champ to the rainbow bridge for me.

A true Champ to the end~

Gail, {{HUGS}} and prayers from here, darlin'.

How horrible -- that it happened and that she had to see it
She and Champ are in my thoughts

OMG! I would absolutely freak out if it was me. Sending vibes to you all!
RIP Champ!

What a horrific sight for your sister!! Tell her I send hugs & prayers of comfort and courage during these awful times. My daughter had the same thing happen to her puppy this last fall - her nieces-in-law called the puppy just as my daughter's husband opened the car door (they were parked on the street) and the dog jumped out & got hit. Such a tragedy & the little girls were hysterical as was my daughter. It is so hard to not say, if only I'd done things differently, but like you say, if they go into the road, it's likely to happen. But now Champ is across Rainbow Bridge as is our Scooby-Doo, Jr., and we are left here on earth to carry on. Godspeed, Champ.....

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Play at the bridge dear Champ until the time comes that you are reunited with your people. Hugs.

I am so sorry to hear this. It is never easy to lose a loved one. My thoughts and prayers are with you, your sister and Champ.

Sorry for lost

Welcome, sweet Champ! You are very much loved, and you will play and be happy and not hurt till you see Meowmy again!

I am so sorry to hear about Champ. He is happy and playing at the Bridge, free from pain.
You and your sister are in my thoughts