I held her for a few minutes and then the vet took her away. No more pain.
not a day without a line
visitors
we need homes
artful places
- drawing breath
- african tapestry
- andrea joseph
- antje herzog
- belinda delpesco
- bit by bit
- bobi&bobi
- frips mailart
- herself surprised
- janeville
- Janeville - Beatuiful World
- kathrin
- learn daily
- one thousand sketches
- patrick ng
- paul heaston
- planet mithi
- quotidian curiosities
- raenas's sketchjournal
- trumpetvine travels
- vincent's letters
- willie baronet
I'm so sorry.
Posted by: Diahn | April 24, 2008 at 08:12 PM
I feel for you but you have done a good thing. We can't keep them past their time.
Posted by: Robyn Smith | April 24, 2008 at 08:51 PM
Oh, I'm so sorry. I had to make the same decision two years ago. It was terrible (and I'm in tears now). But it was the right thing to do. We can't let them suffer, can we?
I am only now seriously considering getting another pussycat - in spite of all the heartache.
Take care, sweetie.
Posted by: Bela | April 24, 2008 at 09:36 PM
I feel with you Janey. she was loved, that is the most important and she will always have that little corner in your heart.
Ronell
Posted by: Africantapestry | April 25, 2008 at 03:28 AM
Oh Janey.... lots of virtual love and hugs ... I haven't been here for a bit and all this happens. I have this lovely picture of Zoe on the wall between my partner and my desks (yes I know its a magnet, but we haven't got a fridge in the office/studio).
Hope you find an equally incredible muse soon (and good luck with the renovations!)...
Posted by: Mithi | April 25, 2008 at 02:16 PM
Enjoy cat heaven, Zoe!
Posted by: marina | April 25, 2008 at 05:52 PM
Sorry for your loss, Janey. I do not have a pic of Zoe but I made one of her in your style... I will keep it with my collection"Janeys"
Posted by: Anangeli | April 28, 2008 at 10:51 PM