Found, as a kitten, under a shed, circa 1997, Max was to become a valued family member. While born in Fresno he, very early on, became a traveling cat; moving to and living in Southern California for a while. Circumstances led to his return and to our home where he resided for more than the past 12 years.
In September of this year, Max was one of two of our cats who were severely injured by passing dogs. As a result, Sniffles was euthanized and Max lost the entire use of his right front leg and was no longer allowed to venture out of the house. Though he struggled greatly, he continued to live comfortably; eating breakfast and his "treats" in the morning; within an hour or so of his passing.
Max was occasionally a 'lap cat' but, of course, on his own terms. His presence will be missed.
In September of this year, Max was one of two of our cats who were severely injured by passing dogs. As a result, Sniffles was euthanized and Max lost the entire use of his right front leg and was no longer allowed to venture out of the house. Though he struggled greatly, he continued to live comfortably; eating breakfast and his "treats" in the morning; within an hour or so of his passing.
Max was occasionally a 'lap cat' but, of course, on his own terms. His presence will be missed.
Found, as a kitten, under a shed, circa 1997, Max was to become a valued family member. While born in Fresno he, very early on, became a traveling cat; moving to and living in Southern California for a while. Circumstances led to his return and to our home where he resided for more than the past 12 years.
In September of this year, Max was one of two of our cats who were severely injured by passing dogs. As a result, Sniffles was euthanized and Max lost the entire use of his right front leg and was no longer allowed to venture out of the house. Though he struggled greatly, he continued to live comfortably; eating breakfast and his "treats" in the morning; within an hour or so of his passing.
Max was occasionally a 'lap cat' but, of course, on his own terms. His presence will be missed.
In September of this year, Max was one of two of our cats who were severely injured by passing dogs. As a result, Sniffles was euthanized and Max lost the entire use of his right front leg and was no longer allowed to venture out of the house. Though he struggled greatly, he continued to live comfortably; eating breakfast and his "treats" in the morning; within an hour or so of his passing.
Max was occasionally a 'lap cat' but, of course, on his own terms. His presence will be missed.
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