@ana I found Jake and another kitten with a bowl of milk when I was out walking, one still had an umbilical cord attached. They were probably less than a day old. How on earth the person who abandoned them thought they would survive by doing that is beyond me.
We hand reared them, Jake thrived but Elwood never really grew, the vet ended up putting him down. My dog Speights helped rear them, he used to lick them after feeding to help with the peeing and the pooing, Matilda took one look and never came near them, Speights and Jake were very close. I don’t think Matilda had a maternal bone in her body.
Regards to all
@northernstar wanted me to post the photo of her beloved girl Macy who passed last week and has left her and her family broken hearted. She was hoping someone here could read Macy for her and provide whatever insight comes to you. To Northernstar, I am so sorry for your loss. It is heartbreaking to lose a beloved fur baby.
Macy is a kind and loving soul. She knows she's been loved. But her health became a heavy burden, so she is now at peace and free from an achy body. She has had many hugs in her life and she loved those hugs, like a wonderful blanket.
I don't know what happens when we pass, but I can still report the vision I have of her looking at you with love and wishing to comfort you. She wants you to know she is free of pain and loves you beyond your wildest imagination. She knows you miss holding her and patting her soft velvety coat. But she feels you and will always remember how your touch felt to her.
@northernstar, I can see how loved she was from this photo. I can see how she felt to you. I send you my warmest comfort that I can send to you. May angels surround you all.
Macy is a kind and loving soul. She knows she's been loved. But her health became a heavy burden, so she is now at peace and free from an achy body.
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@northernstar, I can see how loved she was from this photo. I can see how she felt to you. I send you my warmest comfort that I can send to you. May angels surround you all.
I haven't felt comfortable reading from photographs because I feel like I might be just getting what the subject was feeling in the moment, not necessarily what their general "vibe" was or is.
When I saw Macy though, I felt she looked tired and in some pain and ready to go-- and sad because she would have preferred to stay with her people. But it was time. That agrees with your reading, Jeanne. But there's also a spark of expectancy in her eyes--- better times to come.
When I saw Toby, the word « love bug » immediately came to me @ghandigirl. Toby seems to love being cuddled and held by his favourite humans. He loves his home and is very comfortable there.
Many thanks for all your words of comfort, I wish I could come up with the words to express my feeling, at how overwhelmed I feel to know that Macy felt loved and wanted, and the love and joy she fetched to our lives. Macy made our little family complete she will forever remain in our hearts 💕 . Once again thank you.
@ghandigirl I have the same reaction as Seaholly… Your cute little dog is indeed a love bug…
He was a super cuddly boy and totally devoted to me. He left me too soon. I wondered if he had a message for me. You both have given me messages of love from him and I thank you for that. My cuddly Cleo kitty has the same spirit and devotion. These extra special support animals have made all the difference for me.
I'd love to post a pic of my kitty, but can't find the add photo box...can anyone help me out?