Our fur baby. We picked her out along with her sister from the local Humane Society in October 2007. She had a very unique, mischievous personality and loved attention. She liked to think she was adventurous, heading out any open door and walking the perimeter of the house once before deciding that was adventure enough.
In May 2015 we took her to the vet after noticing she had lost weight and was acting sluggish. She was diagnosed with the Feline Leukemia Virus and was prescribed steroids to help build up her strength. After about two weeks in which she appeared to be improving, back to her old self, she began to noticeably regress. On June 13th, 2015, we made the decision to release her from her pain.
She is survived by her sister, two canine pals, and her human family, who will forever miss her and will always remember her.
In May 2015 we took her to the vet after noticing she had lost weight and was acting sluggish. She was diagnosed with the Feline Leukemia Virus and was prescribed steroids to help build up her strength. After about two weeks in which she appeared to be improving, back to her old self, she began to noticeably regress. On June 13th, 2015, we made the decision to release her from her pain.
She is survived by her sister, two canine pals, and her human family, who will forever miss her and will always remember her.
Our fur baby. We picked her out along with her sister from the local Humane Society in October 2007. She had a very unique, mischievous personality and loved attention. She liked to think she was adventurous, heading out any open door and walking the perimeter of the house once before deciding that was adventure enough.
In May 2015 we took her to the vet after noticing she had lost weight and was acting sluggish. She was diagnosed with the Feline Leukemia Virus and was prescribed steroids to help build up her strength. After about two weeks in which she appeared to be improving, back to her old self, she began to noticeably regress. On June 13th, 2015, we made the decision to release her from her pain.
She is survived by her sister, two canine pals, and her human family, who will forever miss her and will always remember her.
In May 2015 we took her to the vet after noticing she had lost weight and was acting sluggish. She was diagnosed with the Feline Leukemia Virus and was prescribed steroids to help build up her strength. After about two weeks in which she appeared to be improving, back to her old self, she began to noticeably regress. On June 13th, 2015, we made the decision to release her from her pain.
She is survived by her sister, two canine pals, and her human family, who will forever miss her and will always remember her.
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