October 2004 to March 2008
My darling Gypsy Boy - black DSH - who was left behind when his owners moved and came to live with us October 2004. Taken very suddenly when attacked by a dog on 14-3-08. Much loved pussycat friend of Minty (died 2006) and will be so very much missed by myself and his pussycat friend Daisy - she’s already lost without you.
You’ll never be forgotten Gypsy Joe - see you at the Rainbow Bridge.
Barbara and Daisy, Geraldton WA
Cream Persian Bramble died 20th February 2008 at the age of 13. We adopted
him from the Cat Protection League in 2002. He was a wonderful friend, a
constant companion and an ever-loving presence. He loved life. He will be
terribly missed. He was our darling boy, our friend. Rest in Peace our
dear heart.
Jonathan Jones
Newcastle, NSW
On the 12th November 2007, we lost our beautiful little Peggy.
A cat by birth, but after over 19 years, more than a family member.
Remembered, very much missed, and cannot be replaced.
Warrick and Earline Williams
Zac
Black Burmese Cross
Died November 2006 Aged 12yrs
My buddy,my feline soul mate. An enduring love and solid rock during my times of illness and health.
Constant. Caring. Loved by all who knew him. A grand man.
I miss you greatly.
Bought from Pet Shop In Ormond Rd Elwood at a very young age
Jane M
Geelong
Ben was a Calico Persian that we adopted along with his brother from the Animal Welfare League in Adelaide. We brought them home to Murray Bridge in SA in March of 1993. He was approximately 2 yrs old when we got him and died from liver disease at Murray Bridge Vet Clinic on 6th Sept 2007. That made him 14 years old.He was an amazing member of our family and every day was a joy with him. He was extremely friendly and any empty lap was his domain. Many tears have been shed and we miss him dearly. He was our angel and now he is heaven’s angel.
Loved by Trev and Shirley Cocks and their family.
Ms Jezibel, a beautiful cat that came into my life when she was 1 week old. She was worth all the sleepless nights of feeding and attention. I’ll never forget the day she opened her eyes and saw me for the first time, such comfort, love and recognition in her eyes. She licked my nose immediately.
For 5 years she was my best friend, my companion and my confident. 2007 saw kidney disease take her from our happy home in Wollongong and from her best friends Bangs and Vagles. We all miss you baby girl and for you, love is forever.
Many thanks, Simonn
Topaz, darling beautiful girl died at age 2 ½ years. Bitten by a snake on Friday 30th March 2007 evening and I did not know until the next morning when I found her, she had died. Devastated, even that word cannot describe the pain I am in.
Adopted Topaz when she was 8 weeks old at Lonsdale, Adelaide on 22 November 2004. Domestic tabby, dark stripes with silver and patches of ginger on tummy. Picture of her is when she was 3 months old, my little baby.
I will always love you - Forever in my heart. I will miss your little biting on the legs, the warm cuddles and you sleeping with me in bed and most of all the sound of your bell and meows in the mornings.
Take care little one.
Jayne Roberts (SA)
Tiger (Tiges) - A beautiful placid tabby who was loved dearly by his family. Born in Melbourne June 1992 to Puddy (dec) and brother to Fluff, he was a cheeky boy who loved to eat and cuddle. Died in August 2006 due to kidney failure…
Oh Tiges, how I miss you so much - I call you, but you don’t come - it still breaks my heart. You were such a good mate, always there when I walked in the door, ready for a pat. Still can’t believe i’ll never see you again…
Rest in peace and say hello to your mum for me big fella - tell her I miss her too..
Ryan Family
Shamu (Siamese cat) died October 10, 2006 at Lort Smith Hospital aged 13 yrs.
Lilly Antonaevic
Domestic short hair, cat, ginger and white in colour. Wilma left our lives at the age of 13 years and 7 months on Wednesday 25th October 2006. Wilma came to us upon being weaned from his mum at the age of 8 weeks. I witnessed Wilma’s birth and his first weeks of life as his mum was my sister’s cat. Wilma was a much loved family member of the Hennessy household and certainly loved his home in Romsey. He had his spot in the family room or anywhere else he wanted to sleep really. His favourite was at the end of my bed. Wilma was to be our most beautiful boy, never a demanding boy, never thought about hastling the wildlife, he just wanted to be with us. Wilma was given a girls name as my 2 yr old son enjoyed the Flinstones back in 1993 and we thought he was a she when we named him. We love you Wilma and will never forget the happy and wonderful times we had with you.
