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Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 149 Joined: 3-July 07 Member No.: 3,227 ![]() |
Hi.
I originally posted in Lost/Missing, but this forum is much more active and I'm moving towards thiking now that my cat, Bennett, is dead. Bennett, has been missing now 6 weeks. He is an outdoor cat, able to survive, but has never been gone this long. The stress and strain of not knowing is taking its toll on me. In a strange way, I envy those people whose cats have died. I'm sorry to be morose, but at least then you can begin the mourning process. I can not get past the denial stage. It's like each day having to go through the initial stage of 'my cat is gone'. Even if I try to believe "OK, just accept it; he's not coming back" I can not convince myself. I hear stories of cats coming back or being found after long periods of time, so I'm torn between hope and despair. |
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![]() Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 120 Joined: 9-July 07 From: Pennsylvania Member No.: 3,246 ![]() |
I hope that you will find your kitty soon--but I do know how you feel as we have acquired outside cats from time to time---they had been with us long enough for us to form an attachment--and then the day comes when you don't see them--and in your mind you imagine all kinds of things--but I always imagined that someone found them and took them in and that's why they didn't come around anymore.
We don't keep our cats outside--and I am not saying that's what everyone should do-- So hold on to the thought--that he is with other kitties and that he is well--I will wish for you--with all my heart--that he comes home to you--soon!!!! -------------------- Not the least hard thing to bear when they go from us, these quiet friends, is that they carry away with them so many years of our own lives..." John Galworthy
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