Cat Down - RIP Tinker

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Roger

Oooh, darsy's not going to like that...

 

Sympathies, belated, but nonetheless heartfelt.

"Just"? No such thing.

 

Aww, bless.

{{{{hugs}}}}

RIP that moglet.
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JonG wibbled:

Bloke in our section is a bit down as he's just had to have his
houserabbit put down. He was pretty attached to it, and it wasn't even a
cat!

 

said...

I were devastated and teary last year when I had to say goodbye to
Dutch, one of my black and white free-range wabbits. Lost the other
one when arKran were here - the boys found his remains (half a
wabbit) in the garding. Luckily, Rusty is still going strong.

 

While frolicking around in uk.rec.sheds,

Then you should've seen how sad I was when my bird died, many year
ago. It's perfectly abezny to feel attached to your pet, no matter how
small. Actually, I got sad when my fish, Greenland died. However, I
had another fish named Iceland. They were very small and a bit red. To
this day, I don't quite haqrefgnaq *why* I decided to call them
Iceland and Greenland, but in any case - goes to show that even the
smallest of pets can molish you sad when they die.
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