My beloved Sussi 7.7.86 - 18.6.09

I am so sorry, Liebling. It makes me cry about your cat. I remember how terrible I felt when I had to put my 16 year old dog to sleep. You were lucky to have her for such a long life. :hug:
 
Everyone, :ty: for your loving support.

My hubby & I talked almost half night how good memory we have her... We laughed and cried together.

We sleep a little.

We check her again. Her body turn into hard now and a lot maggots are everywhere on her, so we put her outside step of terrasse door few minutes ago.
 
I am sorry for your loss of your long lived cat. She sure had a very full life!
 
Oh, this is so sad :(

I know how you're feeling... here a little hug for ya :hug: My thoughts are with you and your family members! I'm sure she had a very fulfilled kitty life :D Now Sussi is together with kitties and I'm sure they are having a lot of fun!

JL - who hopes I made you smile, if only a little bit ;)
 
RIP Sussi, run free over the rainbow bridge, say hello to Pepper (21), Sooty (murdered at 6) and Leo (18) for me...

Liebling, Sussi had wonderful 22 years with you and your family. She would have not lived this long if it wasn't for you. You and your family gave her all the love she needed.
Now until you join her, she'll watch over you and your family including the cats.

Hugs
 
For your feline to reach 22 years of age, as many have said already.. It's a rare sight to see and often says something about the owner.

You most likely must have treated your cat with utmost respect, care and kindness in order for it to live a long healthy life. The average human age for a cat is in the 10's.

Even from your pictures that you've posted around on alldeaf.com with your cat(s), one can observe that Sussi enjoyed living a full life under her master's care.

She will be awaiting you for the next life. Or perhaps you may encounter her again!
 
9 lives have finally run out. Wow, that's long age for your cat.
 
Yes dear Liebling.. Sussi wasn't a cat for you. She's your furdaughter. I can see how you and your hubby grieve Sussi. She was a training furchild for you both before you both had your own skinchild.

Hang in there Liebling. It's going to be hard especially when you lose your heart cat.
 
Mrs Bucket said:
Yes dear Liebling.. Sussi wasn't a cat for you. She's your furdaughter. I can see how you and your hubby grieve Sussi. She was a training furchild for you both before you both had your own skinchild.

Hang in there Liebling. It's going to be hard especially when you lose your heart cat.
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I know what you mean. I was given a book about losing your "forever kitty" after I lost my most-recent one, 1 1/2 years ago. When I get home next (tomorrow, probably) I will post the words from that book. It may bring comfort to you, Liebling, and everyone else.
 
Please do share the words AlleyCat.

When I lost my heart cat girl Ashy, I thought my world ended. Days just dragged on and on. My heart cat boy Mosey knew my pain because he was suffering the same.

It will get easier Liebling.
 
I'm really sorry to hear about your cat. I know how you feel as I had to euthanise the last of my rodent companions. I felt terrible for having to do a thing like that but she would have deffinately suffered if I hadn't. I guess it was the lesser of two evils.
 
I'm sorry for your loss. :hug: a many.

I miss Callie, Melba, and some kitties. :(
 
I am sorry about your loss of cat. I went thru with our cat last Feb and I watched him dying. It was awful and I cried for few days. He would be 18 years old in March. I know how you feel about your cat. RIP Sussi.
 
I am sorry for your loss, Liebling. Sussi had a good long life with you and your family. Do remember the good memories you all had with Sussi.

My prayers and thoughts to you and your family. Hugz

Rest In Peace, Sussi.
 
:hug: I'm sorry for your loss Liebling. It feels horrible losing a pet after so many years. She's not in pain anymore.
 
Thank you to all for your wonderful and kind words. I can tell from reading them that you have a good heart, and it has truly touched me.

Yes, I know from having cats of my own that they're not 'just a cat'.

I am still absolutely devastated. I have lost 2 cats within 2 years and have Kim´s 2 daughter Flecky & Blacky.

She wasn't really showing any signs of illness, but eat well and go litter for her business well. In her old age she didn't seem to need fuss as much and slept all the time and hide somewhere to prepare to die is normal..

The vet was good patience and let us talk Sussi how much we love her and kiss her and then told the Vet to be ready. We still stroked as she lay dying and looking at us until she took her last breath. I kissed her again and thank her for have her almost 23 years.

I thought I prepared myself for her passing but it´s not what I thought. I didn't realize that she left a huge hole in my life. She always slept on my bed and lick my face and use her paws on my face and know my secrets. She was a huge part of my life.

I believe that she is happy to reunion with Kim, her cat partner somewhere warm & sunny now and looking down and knowing how much I love her & Kim and will NEVER forget them.

We have Sussi for almost 7 years before we started a family. Yes we consider Sussi as our furdaughter. She deserved her birthday, Easter and Christmas treat from us. We celebrate with her on special occassion.

My boys took it very bad because they grow up with Sussi. We :huggroup: together. They love her and treat her as their loving family pet and they never thought that Sussi is more than just family pet to them. Danny don´t want to talk further about Sussi and don´t want to look at Sussi in shoe box. Alan cried a lot and look at Sussi. Danny asked us to leave him alone in his bedroom. I respect his wish. He want to cope his grieving himself.

Yes, we want to bury her yesterday but we do not feel ready yet... and keep on look at her... We have to bury her next to Kim today.

:ty: for your time read my expresson of sorrow.

:hug: to you all.



P.S. I am trying to make more posts to get my mind off...



 
naisho said:
For your feline to reach 22 years of age, as many have said already.. It's a rare sight to see and often says something about the owner.

You most likely must have treated your cat with utmost respect, care and kindness in order for it to live a long healthy life. The average human age for a cat is in the 10's.

Even from your pictures that you've posted around on alldeaf.com with your cat(s), one can observe that Sussi enjoyed living a full life under her master's care.

She will be awaiting you for the next life. Or perhaps you may encounter her again!
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:ty: for your good words. Yes I am well aware that that Sussi is not equal as human being but I treat Sussi equal as human being with that respect. I consider her as my furdaughter. Example, she deserve her birthday, Easter, Xmas, etc from us and have her things, she can play with. I know the people always said that they are just cat or dog. They have no really idea that they are more than just cat or dog.

Mrs Bucket said:
Yes dear Liebling.. Sussi wasn't a cat for you. She's your furdaughter. I can see how you and your hubby grieve Sussi. She was a training furchild for you both before you both had your own skinchild.

Hang in there Liebling. It's going to be hard especially when you lose your heart cat.
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:hug: :ty: for your knowledge that Sussi is not just a cat for me but my furdaughter. Yes we had Sussi for 7 years before we started a family. She is part of my life.

AlleyCat said:
I know what you mean. I was given a book about losing your "forever kitty" after I lost my most-recent one, 1 1/2 years ago. When I get home next (tomorrow, probably) I will post the words from that book. It may bring comfort to you, Liebling, and everyone else.
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Oh yes please, share the words, you read here. I would appreciate it very much.

Mrs Bucket said:
Please do share the words AlleyCat.

When I lost my heart cat girl Ashy, I thought my world ended. Days just dragged on and on. My heart cat boy Mosey knew my pain because he was suffering the same.

It will get easier Liebling.
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I´m very sorry about the loss of your beloved Ashy. I know how pain you have... :hug:

dreama said:
I'm really sorry to hear about your cat. I know how you feel as I had to euthanise the last of my rodent companions. I felt terrible for having to do a thing like that but she would have deffinately suffered if I hadn't. I guess it was the lesser of two evils.
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:ty: I´m very sorry about the loss of your beloved one. Yes, you know now it´s very painful and very hard to see your beloved one suffer very badly and let them go peacefully... We only doing our best to save their suffering.

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Oh Leibling I am soooooooooooo sorry to hear that. I am in tear right now. It was you and your family have given her the strength and lot of love and care taht she lives soooooooooooo long. :hug:

Here is a wonderful website that you can visit and have her name in there. Enjoy it and I am sure Sussie would like that. Rainbows Bridge Home Page

I know how it feel when not expect that you lost your wonderful pet as I have gone thru same thing. I lost my cat back in 1997 he dies in the snowstorm and my dog was put down due to abusive by my exh. Yea it was hard to watch the pet to go thru but knowing that they will be free and happy. Sussie will be waiting for you in heaven.

Sussie- run free and enjoy playing with other beloved pet in heaven. Please do watch over your wonderful family and protect them. :hug:
 
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