Over the years I have loved and lost so many felines. Each one was unique, each one brought something special into my life.
As a pet bereavement counselor I have seen the depth of the sorrow people feel at the loss of a beloved pet. The experience is unique for everyone and there is no timetable for grief, it has it’s own schedule.
I shared some of my experiences with helping others deal with their loss in my book, “Are There Head Bonks In Heaven?”
Today, as I think of the beloved cats who have enriched my life over the years, I hope this day will bless you with memories filled with the joy and laughter of the animals who left forever paw prints on your heart.
“What we have once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes a part of us.” — Helen Keller
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Such a nice tribute
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They become a part of us, and the separation hurts.
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lotz oh trout townerz in heaven…catz, dawgz, hammeez, fizhez …even a few duckz ~~~~~🩷🩵🤍❤️💙🤎🧡💜💛🖤💚🩶
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Don’t we always and furever miss our fur angels. Lovely post here, thank you.
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I lost my beautiful baby 6 weeks ago we spent 19 years together 😿 soulmates.x😿💔
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Definitely need to read the book.x😿💔
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Those we love are never forgotten. XO
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Yes, it s good to have a day to think especially of our beloved furry ones (Or whatever covered them…), and to remember allmthe love we shared together during their time with us.
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Every pet is remembered with affection and honor. It is we who had the privilege of having them share their lives with us.
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I sat last night and read the book x😿 thank you really helpful.x
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