A Michael Broad Blog
Do you believe in cat ghosts? In fact, do you believe in ghosts at all because if you believe in ghosts you might well believe in cat ghosts. A person who I know who believes in ghosts says that if a companion animal is very connected to a person then when the animal dies …
The title is a bit misleading. In multi-cat households some cats will grieve, in their own way, the passing of one of the cats in the house. They might search for the departed cat or cry out more often that usual. They may behave in a depressed way and become quiet. But other cats …
By Jayme Introduction by Michael: I wrote an article about firefighters saving the lives of cats and kittens in the USA. Jayme commented on it and this is the comment…..(thanks Jayme) First, let me say I am humbled by the hard service rendered by the men and women who are our firefighters. Having said …
This article primarily concerns the USA and domestic cats. The causes of cat death must be related to the region where the cat lives. Old age has been excluded. The list is unique as there is no official information but there should be because it would help people to take proactive measures to prevent unnecessary …
By Darlene Burrow Dear pictures of cats.org . I hope you all are doing great these days I have some sad new to report my beloved Milo has been taken in God’s loving arms on March 31st 2014. Here is the story before she passed away. One day I noticed Milo was losing a …
I believe heaven is for real, and our precious pets go there when they die. There, they wait for us, and may occasionally pay a pop-in visit back in our world. Just to be sure we’re doing well without them. The topic of heaven and our pets always makes my head spin. I truly …
The loss of a cat is a very emotional event to go through and can affect everyone in the family a little differently. The grieving process can also be different for everyone. Some questions that you may have are: Did my cat suffer during the transition process? Can I really be feeling my cat’s presence …
by Sylvia Ann You mercy-killed him on a Thursday. ‘Call us next Wednesday.’ the vet nurse tells you. ‘It takes five or six days.’ Wednesday arrives, with no word. Eleven days later – the following Monday – a man with a blandiloquent voice answers the phone at the crematorium. ‘Uh…what’s the name again?’ he …
