Donna Re: Re: OT - Cat Question

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In Michigan we have a pet cemetery in (I think) and they have a viewing and urns you can buy to have your cats ashes placed in them. It would be too hard for your young daughter to handle but maybe when she's older something like that would comfort her. My neighbors cat had to be put to sleep and he had it done at the place above. I had one (only one so far) of my cats cremated and I'm glad I did. I should really go there and look for a nice urn to put him in. I would like one with a picture of a Chocolate Point Siamese on it (that's what he was) maybe even a picture of him. JenFrom: Pink <pinkpussycat@...>Subject: Re: OT - Cat Question Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 1:56 AM

Donna, I'd let say her goodbyes and maybe you both could take the day off and do a special ceremony for Shadow?

It will be a blessing when Shadow goes because he won't be suffering anymore.

Do you think in a few months a kitten might be in your future?