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When we got Boomer, we had 2 cats, both over 10 years old. One a male, Dusty, black, fluffy and a total sweetheart. The other, Penny, female, calico and Miss Attitude.
Of course it was an adjustment for the cats to have a dog in the house, but they all came to an understanding.
This fall, my Dusty was diagnosed at 12 years of age with Lymphoma after a lump on his nose didn't go away and was biopsied. The last week of his life he failed rapidly, and I had to have him put to sleep on the last day of 2010, just 2 days ago.
My heart has broken into a million pieces over the loss of my beloved cat.
Boomer knew something was wrong, I was crying and the kitty wasn't around. He would walk around to Dusty's sleeping spots and look for him. He would circle back and forth. He looks at me like, "Mom, where is the kitty?" Even at his young age, he KNOWS and that has been a comfort to me.
Of course it was an adjustment for the cats to have a dog in the house, but they all came to an understanding.
This fall, my Dusty was diagnosed at 12 years of age with Lymphoma after a lump on his nose didn't go away and was biopsied. The last week of his life he failed rapidly, and I had to have him put to sleep on the last day of 2010, just 2 days ago.
My heart has broken into a million pieces over the loss of my beloved cat.
Boomer knew something was wrong, I was crying and the kitty wasn't around. He would walk around to Dusty's sleeping spots and look for him. He would circle back and forth. He looks at me like, "Mom, where is the kitty?" Even at his young age, he KNOWS and that has been a comfort to me.
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