In early 1995, we took in a lovable, affectionate, and very silly stray cat, and we named you Max.
You had been neutered, de-clawed, and abandoned.
During a nasty ice storm, we decided to try to bring you inside.
You weren't too sure about things at first, but the first time you jumped up on the couch, and we didn't chase you off, you realized that it wasn't so bad after all.
You pretty much took over the house, and had your mommy and daddy wrapped around your little claw.
Your favorite pastimes were napping, bird watching, napping, playing with mommy and daddy, napping, eating, and napping.
On January 11, 2006, you were diagnosed with cancer, which had spread from your spleen, into your lungs.
There was no hope of recovery, so we had to make the hardest, but most love filled decision that any pet parent can make.
We sent you across the rainbow bridge with the knowledge that you were loved, that you would be missed, but that you would see us again someday.
The sound of your purr was sweeter than any music. We will hear it in our heads until we hear it again in heaven.
You were with us for too short a time, but we thank God that you found us.
Someday we'll find each other again.
Mommy and Daddy miss you so much.
Special thanks to Melanie (Nitt1) for sponsoring this memorial.
You had been neutered, de-clawed, and abandoned.
During a nasty ice storm, we decided to try to bring you inside.
You weren't too sure about things at first, but the first time you jumped up on the couch, and we didn't chase you off, you realized that it wasn't so bad after all.
You pretty much took over the house, and had your mommy and daddy wrapped around your little claw.
Your favorite pastimes were napping, bird watching, napping, playing with mommy and daddy, napping, eating, and napping.
On January 11, 2006, you were diagnosed with cancer, which had spread from your spleen, into your lungs.
There was no hope of recovery, so we had to make the hardest, but most love filled decision that any pet parent can make.
We sent you across the rainbow bridge with the knowledge that you were loved, that you would be missed, but that you would see us again someday.
The sound of your purr was sweeter than any music. We will hear it in our heads until we hear it again in heaven.
You were with us for too short a time, but we thank God that you found us.
Someday we'll find each other again.
Mommy and Daddy miss you so much.
Special thanks to Melanie (Nitt1) for sponsoring this memorial.
In early 1995, we took in a lovable, affectionate, and very silly stray cat, and we named you Max.
You had been neutered, de-clawed, and abandoned.
During a nasty ice storm, we decided to try to bring you inside.
You weren't too sure about things at first, but the first time you jumped up on the couch, and we didn't chase you off, you realized that it wasn't so bad after all.
You pretty much took over the house, and had your mommy and daddy wrapped around your little claw.
Your favorite pastimes were napping, bird watching, napping, playing with mommy and daddy, napping, eating, and napping.
On January 11, 2006, you were diagnosed with cancer, which had spread from your spleen, into your lungs.
There was no hope of recovery, so we had to make the hardest, but most love filled decision that any pet parent can make.
We sent you across the rainbow bridge with the knowledge that you were loved, that you would be missed, but that you would see us again someday.
The sound of your purr was sweeter than any music. We will hear it in our heads until we hear it again in heaven.
You were with us for too short a time, but we thank God that you found us.
Someday we'll find each other again.
Mommy and Daddy miss you so much.
Special thanks to Melanie (Nitt1) for sponsoring this memorial.
You had been neutered, de-clawed, and abandoned.
During a nasty ice storm, we decided to try to bring you inside.
You weren't too sure about things at first, but the first time you jumped up on the couch, and we didn't chase you off, you realized that it wasn't so bad after all.
You pretty much took over the house, and had your mommy and daddy wrapped around your little claw.
Your favorite pastimes were napping, bird watching, napping, playing with mommy and daddy, napping, eating, and napping.
On January 11, 2006, you were diagnosed with cancer, which had spread from your spleen, into your lungs.
There was no hope of recovery, so we had to make the hardest, but most love filled decision that any pet parent can make.
We sent you across the rainbow bridge with the knowledge that you were loved, that you would be missed, but that you would see us again someday.
The sound of your purr was sweeter than any music. We will hear it in our heads until we hear it again in heaven.
You were with us for too short a time, but we thank God that you found us.
Someday we'll find each other again.
Mommy and Daddy miss you so much.
Special thanks to Melanie (Nitt1) for sponsoring this memorial.
