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Blank. 09-22-2017 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1875967)
Oh man, so sorry. 19 is a great age though. :(

Yeah, he was an old man.

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Originally Posted by Mord (Post 1876023)
My condolences, blankmind. Losing a beloved pet is never easy.

Thanks mord.

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1876025)
That sucks, man. When I was thirty, I lost the cat I had picked out of the shelter in sixth grade. It hurts a lot when then happens. I'm sorry for your loss.

Thanks Jans

Plankton 09-22-2017 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 1blankmind (Post 1875948)
Some people make there childhoods out of TV shows they grew up watching. Or that's how it always seem to me. I made my childhood out of three animals. My two dogs Piper and Cherokee. Plus my cat, archer...

Today my cat passed away at 19 years old. He was the last surviving piece of my childhood.

We just put down a 21 year old not too long ago. It's always rough. Condolences to you and family.

Trollheart 09-22-2017 12:58 PM

Of course this is very raw for me, as I had to have Ritchie put to sleep only two months ago now. He was 15, but a kitten at heart. Damn, I miss him every day. Still, I have his tiny little coffin in my room and pet it every morning and night. What are the arrangements for your cat, blank? Are you burying him or having him cremated, or what?

Blank. 09-22-2017 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1876063)
Of course this is very raw for me, as I had to have Ritchie put to sleep only two months ago now. He was 15, but a kitten at heart. Damn, I miss him every day. Still, I have his tiny little coffin in my room and pet it every morning and night. What are the arrangements for your cat, blank? Are you burying him or having him cremated, or what?

We buried him in his blanket next to his brothers. I don't believe in cremation really. I did it to my for my dog but that was because it was winter and the ground was frozen solid. I wasn't going to shove him in a freezer til the earth warmed.

I didn't realize you could get coffins for pets. I'm not surprised but I never even entertained the idea.

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Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1876059)
We just put down a 21 year old not too long ago. It's always rough. Condolences to you and family.

Thanks.

The Batlord 09-22-2017 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1876063)
Of course this is very raw for me, as I had to have Ritchie put to sleep only two months ago now. He was 15, but a kitten at heart. Damn, I miss him every day. Still, I have his tiny little coffin in my room and pet it every morning and night. What are the arrangements for your cat, blank? Are you burying him or having him cremated, or what?

Wait, the cat's not in the coffin, right? But then why have a coffin in the first place if you're not going to put anything in it? But you can't just have a dead cat in your room for two months. Wut.

Frownland 09-22-2017 01:57 PM

We all mourn in different ways.

Ol’ Qwerty Bastard 09-22-2017 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1876073)
Wait, the cat's not in the coffin, right? But then why have a coffin in the first place if you're not going to put anything in it? But you can't just have a dead cat in your room for two months. Wut.

i thought the same thing initially. maybe it's like an urn?

Trollheart 09-22-2017 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by 1blankmind (Post 1876068)
We buried him in his blanket next to his brothers. I don't believe in cremation really. I did it to my for my dog but that was because it was winter and the ground was frozen solid. I wasn't going to shove him in a freezer til the earth warmed.

I didn't realize you could get coffins for pets. I'm not surprised but I never even entertained the idea.



Thanks.

That's fair enough. Over here you can have your pet cremated privately (they give you a cert to show that he or she was treated separately; of course you pay for this) and then they deliver a tiny little coffin/casket with the pet's name on a little golden plaque on it. It's actually quite comforting, I find: almost like he never really left.
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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1876073)
Wait, the cat's not in the coffin, right? But then why have a coffin in the first place if you're not going to put anything in it? But you can't just have a dead cat in your room for two months. Wut.

No of course not, his ashes are. See above.
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Originally Posted by Qwertyy (Post 1876086)
i thought the same thing initially. maybe it's like an urn?

Not an urn as such: it's made to look like a coffin but yes essentially an urn.

http://www.trollheart.com/ritchiecasket.jpg

The Batlord 09-22-2017 03:57 PM

It looks like Ritchie is the guy in the pic behind the coffin. Sends the wrong message imo.

Frownland 09-22-2017 03:59 PM

Ritchie is obviously a DVR.


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