Tigger was a tabby who was adopted along with her brother, Spot Claws, from the SPCA in Wilkes Barre, PA., when she was only seven weeks old. The SPCA had found a litter of kittens, but could not find the mother cat. Tigger was the runt of the litter.
Tigger, along with her brother, suffered from a form of cancer. Dispite valiant effort, she passed away. The following day, her brother Spot lost his battle with cancer.
She was almost eight years old.
She is survived by her proudest possession, her boy, Jeremy Brinzo, her pal, Jordon Brinzo, and keeper of the house, Janet Quick. She will also be forever missed by her twin step-sister kitties, Muffin and Pushkin.
No cat was ever loved more.
Tigger, along with her brother, suffered from a form of cancer. Dispite valiant effort, she passed away. The following day, her brother Spot lost his battle with cancer.
She was almost eight years old.
She is survived by her proudest possession, her boy, Jeremy Brinzo, her pal, Jordon Brinzo, and keeper of the house, Janet Quick. She will also be forever missed by her twin step-sister kitties, Muffin and Pushkin.
No cat was ever loved more.
Tigger was a tabby who was adopted along with her brother, Spot Claws, from the SPCA in Wilkes Barre, PA., when she was only seven weeks old. The SPCA had found a litter of kittens, but could not find the mother cat. Tigger was the runt of the litter.
Tigger, along with her brother, suffered from a form of cancer. Dispite valiant effort, she passed away. The following day, her brother Spot lost his battle with cancer.
She was almost eight years old.
She is survived by her proudest possession, her boy, Jeremy Brinzo, her pal, Jordon Brinzo, and keeper of the house, Janet Quick. She will also be forever missed by her twin step-sister kitties, Muffin and Pushkin.
No cat was ever loved more.
Tigger, along with her brother, suffered from a form of cancer. Dispite valiant effort, she passed away. The following day, her brother Spot lost his battle with cancer.
She was almost eight years old.
She is survived by her proudest possession, her boy, Jeremy Brinzo, her pal, Jordon Brinzo, and keeper of the house, Janet Quick. She will also be forever missed by her twin step-sister kitties, Muffin and Pushkin.
No cat was ever loved more.
