Only had the poor little devil for 18 months. He was always far to curious and the road ended up doing for him. A kindly neighbour scooped him off the road and brought him back to us.
The wife had been in bits ever since.
You know I was never an animal lover growing up; my brother was allergic to animal hair so we never had any pets. My wife talked me into getting this one and his sister last year as a sort of 'pre-child test' and I'm quite surprised as to how attached I had got to him.
He had such a happy, but daft disposition. Always up for having his tummy tickled but always too keen to go out exploring. By the time I got him home he was already stiff as a board.
I have 5 cats buried in the back garden 🙁 and two more living with me. I kept them indoors for a few years and now they only go out in the garden, show no inclination to wander.
The first cat i had was run over infront of me by a lotus that lived round the corner when i was seven, lots of crying.
The next day, the driver of the lotus brought/bought over two kittens as he felt so bad about it (nothing he could have done to avoid him though) . A ginger tom and a tabby. The tabby did'nt like anything so we gave her/him to a lady over the road but kept the g tom.
Ours just disappeared one night after 14 years, went out as normal, never came back. No idea what happened to her. It was worst for the kids, the eldest (4 at the time) just kept expecting the cat to come back, took ages for her to realise the cat wasn't coming back.
We still have his sister who being a tortoise shell is as her genes dictate fiesty fickle and quick tempered. She wouldn't tolerate another interloper in the house.
That's sad.
My Father came home one evening from work to find 3 females sitting on the couch crying.
He knew straight away that our cat had been run over.
My sister and I found her intact at the side of the road. She was buried under our cherry tree. All this was many years ago now.
sorry to hear about your loss geetee could you post a pic of your other one she sounds like ours olli the pic of him under the carpet reminds me so much of him too,
So sorry to hear that we lost ours Lilly just over a year ago the same way. She is also buried in our garden, we actually got her off STW forum.
Still miss her
Couldnt bring ourselves to get another one then after time we got………
So sorry to hear this , we moved house 3 years ago and brought our 5 year old tabby with us ,all was fine then 1 night she didn't come home. After frantic searching the next day we found her at a vets she'd been hit by a car but looked like shed just gone to sleep.no pics of tammy online
then we were given a kitten who was so underweight and riddled with fleas that we were sure he was a gonna , but he pulled round and got so under my skin then at 10 months he was hit by a car as well but it wasn't a pretty sight. rip teddy
We've decided no more cats while we live here , we just can't risk losing another the same way it's heartbreaking.
Same happened to us with Robbie.
Except…he was horrible really, used to try & shag his sister, who we still have & is lovely. When she fu*ked him off he'd give her a good hiding! Then come bedtime & I tried to get him off the settee, he'd have a go at me as well (good hiding, not a shagging) Not a friendly tom but still not nice bobbing him in a bin liner at the kerb.
Condolences to you. 🙁
We lost 3 or 4 as kids on the main road.
They simply don't stand a chance.
Also lost one that was ripped apart in front of us by two lurchers.
Will get the boys to say a little bedtime prayer for your "little devil".
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