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Kato came into our family two years ago. I was furious. We already had 5 cats and 2 dogs (all strays that we took in) and then my girlfriends sister drops another stray at our house while we were away for a few days. I was furious!
When we got home we discovered this little bundle.
Well, what the heck. Over the next 2 years he became my best buddy. He would greet me in the mornings and afternoons after I got home from my bus run and would climb aboard and make him self at home until I was ready to disembark.
But, unlike our other...mature cats, Kato was a wanderer. He was very hard to keep at home. I figured, like our others, when he got older he would outgrow that tendency.
Unfortunately, my Kato would not live long enough. He was attacked by a dog, severely mangling and breaking both front legs. We had to have him put down.
Kato had no fear. He probably observed the dog approaching and just laid on his back submissively.
It's been almost three weeks now since I buried him in our little cemetery next to our other cats and dogs that have gone on...but I just can't seem to get past this. We have had to put down 4 dogs and 4 cats over the past 13 years, and as much as I loved them all, no loss has affected me like the loss of Kato. I don't understand. I just wish so much that he would come in now and rub against my legs as I am typing this.
When we got home we discovered this little bundle.
Well, what the heck. Over the next 2 years he became my best buddy. He would greet me in the mornings and afternoons after I got home from my bus run and would climb aboard and make him self at home until I was ready to disembark.
But, unlike our other...mature cats, Kato was a wanderer. He was very hard to keep at home. I figured, like our others, when he got older he would outgrow that tendency.
Unfortunately, my Kato would not live long enough. He was attacked by a dog, severely mangling and breaking both front legs. We had to have him put down.
Kato had no fear. He probably observed the dog approaching and just laid on his back submissively.
It's been almost three weeks now since I buried him in our little cemetery next to our other cats and dogs that have gone on...but I just can't seem to get past this. We have had to put down 4 dogs and 4 cats over the past 13 years, and as much as I loved them all, no loss has affected me like the loss of Kato. I don't understand. I just wish so much that he would come in now and rub against my legs as I am typing this.