I had gotten Hoho from an ex coworker, along with her sister, Boots, two of the sweetest cats I've ever known. I got them when they were only a few weeks old. My kids and I loved them both. It was such a shock when they both became ill and passed away. I will tell the full story of Hoho another time because right now it is still too painful. I just wanted to get her memorial on here. I love and miss her so very much.
Hoho became diabetic in her later years and had Asthma as well. I was giving her medication prescribed by her doctor and she was doing well. She started showing signs of illness in early 2019 and one of her claws came out, which was very strange! I thought she got it caught on something and ripped it out at first. Took her to her doctor and they did an Xray. The vet saw what looked like a tumor so that would explain the claw coming out. Turns out she did have cancer and we did all we could for her. She was so ill on March 22 of 2019 that I rushed her to the vet but she was dying. Nothing could be done for her so I had to make the absolute worst and hardest decision of my life, having her put down. I didn't want to but when the vet said she was probably in pain and suffering, I had to have it done. Now my baby girl is at peace. I stayed with her through the whole ordeal and she went very peacefully. My heart is broken still and I'll always miss her and her sister, Boots.
Hoho became diabetic in her later years and had Asthma as well. I was giving her medication prescribed by her doctor and she was doing well. She started showing signs of illness in early 2019 and one of her claws came out, which was very strange! I thought she got it caught on something and ripped it out at first. Took her to her doctor and they did an Xray. The vet saw what looked like a tumor so that would explain the claw coming out. Turns out she did have cancer and we did all we could for her. She was so ill on March 22 of 2019 that I rushed her to the vet but she was dying. Nothing could be done for her so I had to make the absolute worst and hardest decision of my life, having her put down. I didn't want to but when the vet said she was probably in pain and suffering, I had to have it done. Now my baby girl is at peace. I stayed with her through the whole ordeal and she went very peacefully. My heart is broken still and I'll always miss her and her sister, Boots.
I had gotten Hoho from an ex coworker, along with her sister, Boots, two of the sweetest cats I've ever known. I got them when they were only a few weeks old. My kids and I loved them both. It was such a shock when they both became ill and passed away. I will tell the full story of Hoho another time because right now it is still too painful. I just wanted to get her memorial on here. I love and miss her so very much.
Hoho became diabetic in her later years and had Asthma as well. I was giving her medication prescribed by her doctor and she was doing well. She started showing signs of illness in early 2019 and one of her claws came out, which was very strange! I thought she got it caught on something and ripped it out at first. Took her to her doctor and they did an Xray. The vet saw what looked like a tumor so that would explain the claw coming out. Turns out she did have cancer and we did all we could for her. She was so ill on March 22 of 2019 that I rushed her to the vet but she was dying. Nothing could be done for her so I had to make the absolute worst and hardest decision of my life, having her put down. I didn't want to but when the vet said she was probably in pain and suffering, I had to have it done. Now my baby girl is at peace. I stayed with her through the whole ordeal and she went very peacefully. My heart is broken still and I'll always miss her and her sister, Boots.
Hoho became diabetic in her later years and had Asthma as well. I was giving her medication prescribed by her doctor and she was doing well. She started showing signs of illness in early 2019 and one of her claws came out, which was very strange! I thought she got it caught on something and ripped it out at first. Took her to her doctor and they did an Xray. The vet saw what looked like a tumor so that would explain the claw coming out. Turns out she did have cancer and we did all we could for her. She was so ill on March 22 of 2019 that I rushed her to the vet but she was dying. Nothing could be done for her so I had to make the absolute worst and hardest decision of my life, having her put down. I didn't want to but when the vet said she was probably in pain and suffering, I had to have it done. Now my baby girl is at peace. I stayed with her through the whole ordeal and she went very peacefully. My heart is broken still and I'll always miss her and her sister, Boots.
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