AgentBabycakes's avatar
Awwww!!

We're raising my grandmama's cat. She died in 07, and since my mom is her only child, we got the cat. We love him, and I had wanted another cat. I wish we hadn't gotten him the way we had; I wish she'd just decided she was too old to take care of a cat, and a troublemaker like him at that. But she was from the South, so, yeah, not happening.
TeaPhotography's avatar
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I completely understand what you mean...

When I originally offered to take care of my grandma's cat, at the time that I did, it was in the spirit of "in case of ANYTHING that might happen for her" having to go into assisted living or in case of her passing on. :nod:

So yes, it was to cover the bases.

And yes, it is good that even though I did end up taking the cat BEFORE my grandma passed on, so that I still also have my grandma in my life, my grandma sure does miss her cat all the time. :nod:

I'm glad that you love the cat, and that you wanted another cat.
:nod:

And even though my grandma has four kids, none of them wanted poor Katie!! :( They don't like cats, and only my grandma and I even like cats, and that's why I had to go 15 hours by car to get Katie, but that is what I promised. :nod:

Well, my grandma would have kept her cat to the very end, too.

She still asks my mom if she can come get Katie! :faint:

We cat-lovers are very stubborn like that! :D

Well anyway, I'm glad you have your Grandma's cat and that he is in a loving home.

I guess that's the way life goes. sigh.
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AgentBabycakes's avatar
Awwww.

I want yet another cat. I'm cat crazy.

I love that cat so much. Always have. He's a little shit but he's my little shit.

Cat-lovers and Southerners. Imagine how cat-loving Southerners are.