Recently on one of the blogs I wrote, a woman named Jennie wrote me in the public
comments section about her experience and feelings through the event of her cat's passing. Below is her note and my response, which may be helpful to some other pet parents. - RobJENNIE'S NOTE: October 3, 2020 at 7:18 PM
Hi Mr. Gutro,I'm Jennie.About 2 and a half weeks ago my cat became very ill and the vet said he was severely anemic and that a blood transfusion would only prolong his life by a few days before needing another one. I'm heart broken and feeling tremendous guilt.
For over a year I had spent very little time petting him or allowing him to snuggle with me. I was very stressed out and short tempered. I never hit him but raised my voice, sometimes yelled when he would come behind me and bang his head against the back of my knee while I was trying to fix his meals.
Well, I had him euthanized because I didn't want him to suffer.
But I'm so angry at myself for treating him the way I did. I wish he knew how much I love him and that he was my little angel.
I received his ashes today and I will be keeping them close to me. I will talk to him. I hope he hears me. Thank you for listening ❤🌈
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