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djchameleon · 08-03-2013, 05:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Pedestrian

This is the tiger we are now fostering! His given name is Tucker, but I go back and forth between "Grumpypants" and "Mr. Handsome".

Go with GRUMPYPANTS! or Mr. Grumpypants hehe.

The Batlord · 08-03-2013, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Pedestrian

This is the tiger we are now fostering! His given name is Tucker, but I go back and forth between "Grumpypants" and "Mr. Handsome".

That cat looks baked. Call him Stoner.

Plankton · 08-05-2013, 11:50 AM

Had to put this poor old man down on Friday. His name is Kitty, and he lived to a ripe old age of 22 (about 105 in cat years). The GF's father had adopted him in 1991, and his dying wish was that my GF take him and make his final days here on earth as warm and comfortable as possible. That was 3 years ago. He had been getting bad over the last month or so, he could barely use his back paws/legs, was going blind, and had a distended belly. When we came home on Friday after work, he was laying on the kitchen floor, unable to move. He just looked up at us and let out the most heart wrenching meow, which was obviously a cry for help, so we took him immediately to the vet where our fears were solidified, when the doc said putting him down would be the best thing for him at that point. GF turned to me, and with a heavy heart I said "Yes". We were there for him through to the end, as I gave him "Wratches" behind his ear as GF held him close. He was the most tender, loving, and gentle cat I have ever met. He would always be there waiting for me/us after work with his head held up high for me to give him a scratch behind the ears as he'd follow my hand, almost falling off of whatever furniture he was perched on. I'll miss him dearly. R.I.P. Kitty. Say hello to Mr and Mrs O for me my good friend.

*tears*

**Scarlett O'Hara** · 08-05-2013, 02:44 PM

Oh Plankton that sounds so sad. I'm really sorry for your loss, nothing can take away the wonderful moments you had with him. I personally would have been bawling my eyes out if I had to put down a kitty.

FETCHER. · 08-05-2013, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

Had to put this poor old man down on Friday. His name is Kitty, and he lived to a ripe old age of 22 (about 105 in cat years). The GF's father had adopted him in 1991, and his dying wish was that my GF take him and make his final days here on earth as warm and comfortable as possible. That was 3 years ago. He had been getting bad over the last month or so, he could barely use his back paws/legs, was going blind, and had a distended belly. When we came home on Friday after work, he was laying on the kitchen floor, unable to move. He just looked up at us and let out the most heart wrenching meow, which was obviously a cry for help, so we took him immediately to the vet where our fears were solidified, when the doc said putting him down would be the best thing for him at that point. GF turned to me, and with a heavy heart I said "Yes". We were there for him through to the end, as I gave him "Wratches" behind his ear as GF held him close. He was the most tender, loving, and gentle cat I have ever met. He would always be there waiting for me/us after work with his head held up high for me to give him a scratch behind the ears as he'd follow my hand, almost falling off of whatever furniture he was perched on. I'll miss him dearly. R.I.P. Kitty. Say hello to Mr and Mrs O for me my good friend.

*tears*

Actually shed a little tear reading this because I wish I could've been with my Brooke when she was passing away. Would be a really special send off I feel. One that Kitty definitely deserved.

FETCHER. · 08-05-2013, 06:00 PM

She's almost fully grown in the first when she put her paw on my face, the other two are puppy photos <3.

Plankton · 08-06-2013, 07:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla

Oh Plankton that sounds so sad. I'm really sorry for your loss, nothing can take away the wonderful moments you had with him. I personally would have been bawling my eyes out if I had to put down a kitty.

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Originally Posted by FETCHER.

Actually shed a little tear reading this because I wish I could've been with my Brooke when she was passing away. Would be a really special send off I feel. One that Kitty definitely deserved.

Thank you, you're both very sweet. Kitty had quite a charmed life, since both people that took care of him were extreme animal lovers. I've actually come to appreciate life and living things quite a bit more from learning, and watching how they care for all animals.

Blarobbarg · 08-06-2013, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

Had to put this poor old man down on Friday. His name is Kitty, and he lived to a ripe old age of 22 (about 105 in cat years). The GF's father had adopted him in 1991, and his dying wish was that my GF take him and make his final days here on earth as warm and comfortable as possible. That was 3 years ago. He had been getting bad over the last month or so, he could barely use his back paws/legs, was going blind, and had a distended belly. When we came home on Friday after work, he was laying on the kitchen floor, unable to move. He just looked up at us and let out the most heart wrenching meow, which was obviously a cry for help, so we took him immediately to the vet where our fears were solidified, when the doc said putting him down would be the best thing for him at that point. GF turned to me, and with a heavy heart I said "Yes". We were there for him through to the end, as I gave him "Wratches" behind his ear as GF held him close. He was the most tender, loving, and gentle cat I have ever met. He would always be there waiting for me/us after work with his head held up high for me to give him a scratch behind the ears as he'd follow my hand, almost falling off of whatever furniture he was perched on. I'll miss him dearly. R.I.P. Kitty. Say hello to Mr and Mrs O for me my good friend.

*tears*

I'm so sorry Plankton! I completely understand, we were in a similar situation with our german shepherd Toby before he passed. The dude was just too old for anything to be done.

But really, that was quite beautiful, and it's obvious Kitty led a good life before he passed.

Plankton · 08-06-2013, 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Blarobbarg

I'm so sorry Plankton! I completely understand, we were in a similar situation with our german shepherd Toby before he passed. The dude was just too old for anything to be done.

But really, that was quite beautiful, and it's obvious Kitty led a good life before he passed.

He did indeed. Thanks Blarg.

Plankton · 08-06-2013, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by FETCHER.

lol Love this pic.

08-05-2013, 11:50 AM	#1143 (permalink)
Plankton Just Keep Swimming... Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: See signature... Posts: 7,766	Had to put this poor old man down on Friday. His name is Kitty, and he lived to a ripe old age of 22 (about 105 in cat years). The GF's father had adopted him in 1991, and his dying wish was that my GF take him and make his final days here on earth as warm and comfortable as possible. That was 3 years ago. He had been getting bad over the last month or so, he could barely use his back paws/legs, was going blind, and had a distended belly. When we came home on Friday after work, he was laying on the kitchen floor, unable to move. He just looked up at us and let out the most heart wrenching meow, which was obviously a cry for help, so we took him immediately to the vet where our fears were solidified, when the doc said putting him down would be the best thing for him at that point. GF turned to me, and with a heavy heart I said "Yes". We were there for him through to the end, as I gave him "Wratches" behind his ear as GF held him close. He was the most tender, loving, and gentle cat I have ever met. He would always be there waiting for me/us after work with his head held up high for me to give him a scratch behind the ears as he'd follow my hand, almost falling off of whatever furniture he was perched on. I'll miss him dearly. R.I.P. Kitty. Say hello to Mr and Mrs O for me my good friend. tears __________________ See location...

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Scarlett O'Hara Make it so Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,181	Oh Plankton that sounds so sad. I'm really sorry for your loss, nothing can take away the wonderful moments you had with him. I personally would have been bawling my eyes out if I had to put down a kitty. __________________ "Elph is truly an enfant terrible of the forum, bless and curse him" - Marie, Queen of Thots