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A special way to remember a beloved friend

Our Memory Wall is a lovely way to celebrate the life of a cat who has sadly passed away. Here are some treasured memories from cat lovers and families who have suffered the loss of their much-loved cat.

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Sasha

I had to say goodbye to my furry BFF yesterday. She was sweet and silly and sassy, a major part of my life for almost 15 years. There will be no more begging for scraps, winding around my feet, cuddling on my bed, no more purring, chirrups or grumbles. I don't know what I'll do without her but it was the right time for her to go, and she is at peace, free from pain and stress, and with her sister now. I love you, Sash, now and always

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Myrtle

We love you so much Myrtle. You made us both so happy in these difficult times. My chest hurts with the pain of losing you. You were our best friend.

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Drizzle

We had 12 lovely years with our little Drizzle, she was the sweetest little cat ever. Sadly Drizzle was put to sleep yesterday - 4th March 2021 after being very poorly. We will miss her so so much and love her more than anything. We will remember her always. xxxxx

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Drizzle

We had 12 lovely years with our little Drizzle, she was the sweetest little cat ever. Sadly Drizzle was put to sleep yesterday - 4th March 2021 after being very poorly. We will miss her so so much and love her more than anything. We will remember her always. xxxxx

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Bobba

I didnt know you would survive when we got you, you where so tiny and covered with fleas. You turned out to be one of the most loveable chunky fluffy cats I've ever known. I will miss your loud purrs and chirps, you demanding me to go to bed at 10pm, and demanding me to get up at 8am. You left us so unexpectedly, we will miss you so much, the house wont be the same without you. Love you always my little Bobba

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Sheba

Sheba was immediately the most beautiful kitten I'd ever seen. Her amiable nature towards the darkness as well as her clear enjoyment in being alone stole my heart. She stood out to me from the rest of her brothers and sisters immediately! On the day I went to collect her, I saw she was sleeping away in a dark corner of a shelf. I outstretched my fingers and stroked her majestic black fur and, to my surprise, she climbed out and came to nestle beside my lap. We stayed in that position for a while.  It took her a few days to get used to our home. She was naturally closer to me, however, and she soon became my sleeping buddy and the first person to wake me up in the morning with a soft nudge against my cheek or her kneading paws in my stomach due to her hungry tummy. I loved returning home to see her curled up on a chair, or on a bed, eyes closed. Or, sometimes, when I would come home through the door and stop to stroke her she would smother me in gentle purrs and affection. I truly convinced myself that she was, almost, my child. When she wouldn't eat, or was being picky, I would lift a plastic spoon with cat food and feed her with that. When I could see her sleeping adorably I would very quietly sit near her and stroke the night between her ears or softly kiss her paws. I would carry her around in my arms and she would rest there, peacefully observing around her. She became a very treasured member of our family and I would find myself constantly searching for additional items to bring home in order to add to her clear happiness. For those four months in which I was privileged to be in her presence and to have her in my care, she became a huge part of my world and a great source of added life.  If it was up to me, she would have lived forever in my care in that same position of contentment. She is no longer in pain and I can only hope that she remembers how much I loved, and still love, her. To no longer have her here has been a deeply immense and affecting loss. There will be no other cat that can take her position in my heart. We love you, Sheba. 

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Puff

RIP to our Puffy Princess on her 3rd anniversary! She was much loved by her whole family. We miss her every day although she is still with us in many ways. Don’t let her resting bitch face fool you she had the kindest heart ❤️. Puffy you will always be our angel cat!

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Smudge

Smudge was a little female tortoiseshell feral cat who has lived in her own little shed in a field at the back of our house for 10 years.  She was fed by at least two households and became remarkably tame purring and head butting your hands when you arrived to feed her.   This week she appeared twitchy and unable to stand properly, she allowed me to lift her into a carrying basket and sadly the vet's prognosis was not good, it looked like a head injury affecting her sight and pain reflex as well her legs.   Hard decision taken to have her put to sleep as hanging on in a strange place with strangers would cause stress.   Her regular company is much missed but we are glad she had the confidence to come to us when in distress.

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Posh

My beautiful little Posh who left us a year ago today. Saying goodbye and letting you go is one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. I'm truly grateful for the 19 years we had together and for all the memories we made, from thinking we had lost you on your first night at your forever home (she was hiding behind the tumble dryer) to your very last. However I can't help but wish and pray we could have had another 19 years together. Not a single day goes by where I don't think about you. A year on and words still can't describe the pain and sadness I feel everyday because you're not here. I Love you and miss you more than you'll ever know. You definitely were my favourite hello and my hardest goodbye. Love Always xoxo

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