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i've been putting off writing this but i think it'll help me cope so... i'm going to 
on september 9th of this year, 2017, my 2 year old cat passed away. her name was venus, i made a thread about her being sick the day she passed, moments before she did. i don't know what even happened to her, i don't know what she was sick with and that probably bothers me the most.
she was one of the most affectionate cats i've ever met, and probably one of the most affectionate cats i'll ever meet. she loved to be held and she'd cry until she got picked up! she was very spoiled, now i don't regret spoiling her.
she would always wipe her paws on the side of the litter box after using it, i thought it was the cutest and it was something i hadn't seen before. she would paw at doors when she wanted in, she never took no for an answer either!
she loved being outside. we have a big dog cage we set on the porch so she could be outside and also be safe at the same time, she loved napping outside. she loved laying on my chest and whenever i picked her up she would drape her paws over my shoulder and rest her head too.
( sitting in my fish tank before i got it set up
)
before i got her, i never really expected to adopt a black cat. people always demonize black kitties because of superstition but venus was the sweetest cat that ever was. it breaks my heart to think that people don't give them the chance they deserve. did you know black cats are less likely to be adopted from shelters?
the second i held her for the first time at the shelter and she rested her head on my shoulder, i knew i wanted to take her home. she was the first and only cat i held that day. she came running up to the cage every time i walked by, i fell in love so fast.
venus showed me that every cat deserves a chance and no cat deserves to be ignored or ridiculed because of their coat color, age, or what they look like. she saved me, i hope she loved me as much as i loved her. even though she's gone, she'll always be with me in my heart and i'll never forget her.
on september 9th of this year, 2017, my 2 year old cat passed away. her name was venus, i made a thread about her being sick the day she passed, moments before she did. i don't know what even happened to her, i don't know what she was sick with and that probably bothers me the most.
she was one of the most affectionate cats i've ever met, and probably one of the most affectionate cats i'll ever meet. she loved to be held and she'd cry until she got picked up! she was very spoiled, now i don't regret spoiling her.
she would always wipe her paws on the side of the litter box after using it, i thought it was the cutest and it was something i hadn't seen before. she would paw at doors when she wanted in, she never took no for an answer either!
she loved being outside. we have a big dog cage we set on the porch so she could be outside and also be safe at the same time, she loved napping outside. she loved laying on my chest and whenever i picked her up she would drape her paws over my shoulder and rest her head too.
( sitting in my fish tank before i got it set up
)before i got her, i never really expected to adopt a black cat. people always demonize black kitties because of superstition but venus was the sweetest cat that ever was. it breaks my heart to think that people don't give them the chance they deserve. did you know black cats are less likely to be adopted from shelters?
the second i held her for the first time at the shelter and she rested her head on my shoulder, i knew i wanted to take her home. she was the first and only cat i held that day. she came running up to the cage every time i walked by, i fell in love so fast.
venus showed me that every cat deserves a chance and no cat deserves to be ignored or ridiculed because of their coat color, age, or what they look like. she saved me, i hope she loved me as much as i loved her. even though she's gone, she'll always be with me in my heart and i'll never forget her.
