Dr Foofer - A Loving Cat Has Left Us

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Dr. Foofer, Evo's cherished cat, passed away at 4:30 AM, prompting an outpouring of condolences from the community. Many shared their own experiences of grief over lost pets, emphasizing the deep emotional bonds formed with animals. The discussion highlighted the challenges of coping with such losses and the importance of support from friends and family during difficult times. Participants encouraged each other to cherish their pets and shared comforting memories of their own beloved animals.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of pet ownership and the emotional bonds formed with animals.
  • Familiarity with the grieving process related to the loss of a pet.
  • Awareness of community support mechanisms in times of loss.
  • Basic knowledge of how to express condolences effectively.
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  • Research the stages of grief and how they apply to pet loss.
  • Explore resources for pet loss support groups or counseling services.
  • Learn about memorializing pets through various methods, such as creating memory books or planting trees.
  • Investigate ways to support friends and family dealing with pet loss, including appropriate gestures and words of comfort.
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Pet owners, animal lovers, and anyone seeking to understand the emotional impact of losing a pet, as well as those looking to support friends or family through similar experiences.

  • #31
Evo said:
Right now I'm dealing with, "did I do enough?", did I push back enough? could I have done or said something that would mean he'd be alive now? I don't think I did, and it's killing me.

Just shut up and do loundry or cook something.

And you know it is the second best message you can get after being comforted by MIH & Loren.

(risking my last GOOBF card :bugeye:)
 
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  • #32
aww, one of the best posts and reminds me of what I loved about foofer.

OM said:
Dr. Foofers gone to heaven where he belongs, because he didn't stink.
So true! He always smelled Springtime Mountain Meadow Fresh. That's a very happy memory of him. Thank you for reminding me of how fresh he always smelled. :smile:
 
  • #33
Mmmm...I love cat smell.

Again, I wish you the best, Evo, my thoughts are with you...especially tonight, as I pet my Sweet Miss Phoebe...I couldn't help but notice she has that bony old-cat feel these days. I love her very much, it's sad she's getting old.

I vote that PFers give the kitties in their lives a special chin-scratch, in honor of Dr. Foofer.
 
  • #34
lisab said:
I vote that PFers give the kitties in their lives a special chin-scratch, in honor of Dr. Foofer.
Aww, yes, chin scratches and neck and ear rubs. :smile:
 
  • #35
Lazor and Yeller love ear rubs. I'm amazed they'll let me press my knuckles right into their ear openings! Next time will be to honor Dr. Foofer.
 
  • #36
Sorry for your loss. It is hard to deal with loosing a family member like that. We used to have 12 cats in a 2 bedroom apartment. There was also a "kitty door" so they could come and go as they pleased. There was never a dull moment around there!
For some reason I find this picture very comforting, hope you will too...
 

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  • #37
It's sad that most pets don't live as long as we do.

Me and Mew-Mew send our condolences to you and your family as well. :frown:
 
  • #38
So sorry for your loss, evo and girls.
 

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