won't be long i guess?
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IndeedOriginally posted by DS23 View Postpoor mog.
Probly not...Originally posted by DS23 View Postwon't be long i guess?
The tough decision is whether to allow nature to take its course or to hurry things along a bit...
Yup.Originally posted by DS23 View Postnever easy. have you just the one?
Apart from the outside cat who belongs to someone else.
And spends his entire time sitting outside my parents' house.
Originally posted by DS23 View Postgonna get another?
Nope.
Or until another one decides it wants a nice comfy home to live in (as this one did in 1992).Comment
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the tough thing is knowing that the decision is coming. when she can't control herself and / or is in more pain than she should reasonably bear then it is actually an easy decision. just very sad.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostThe tough decision is whether to allow nature to take its course or to hurry things along a bit...Comment
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