memorials

Welcome
to My Furkids Memorial Page

This page is didicated to the memory of all the furbabies that have shared their lives with me and taught me the meaning of unconditional love.

Fluff
August 1990 to Januuary 11, 2008

You were the sweetest little kitty and we adored you. So very gentle and loving. You will always be in your hearts and greatly missed.

Fluff's page

Mooch
July 2, 1991 to May 31, 2005

We used to say you didn't march to a different drummer, you marched to a piccolo because you were so unique in so many ways. We loved you so very much and always will. You were such a beautiful little boy with so much love to give.

We miss you terribly, our beautiful baby boy.

Mooch's page

K.C. (Kitty Cat)
April 1990 to May 1999

What a sweetie you were, so timid and shy. We miss you, dear sweet K.C.

K.C.'s Page

Snooper
From feral to housekitty, January 1991 to January 1994

When I first saw you, you were nothing but skin and bones and dirt and grime. We had no idea what a beautiful boy you would become or that you would change from the terrified feral cat that would not let us near to the sweet, gentle, loving boy that would steal our hearts. I am so glad we took the time to win your trust and that you chose to stay with us the rest of your days.

Snooper's Page

N.C. (Nosy Cat)
February 1973 to June 1991

You kept me on my toes. Always into mischief. It wasn't until our darling Pudgie left us to go to Rainbow Bridge that you started to slow down and act your age. I think her leaving us was very hard on you. You missed her terribly and became anxious to join her. Now the two of you are together at Rainbow bridge.

Pudgie
April 1973 to March 1990

You were my very special baby. You always knew when I was down and was there for me, snuggling your little head in my neck and trying to comfort me. Letting you go was very hard but I knew it had to be. I don't think I will ever stop missing you.

Teddy
March 1966 to January 1978

My sweet little peacemaker. I think your heart was bigger than you were and you will always be in mine.

Andy
June 1965 to April 1966

You were my first case of true puppy love. I adored you. It was my fault you had to leave me much too soon. A painful lesson I have never forgotten. I am so sorry, my darling. You will never be forgotten.