Goodbye Mister Bear

We had to say goodbye to Mister Bear today (black/right). He had been our loyal little bear cat for over four years. He most likely had FIP, which he picked up early in his short life, but it developed into a fatal version and took the life out of him in a short week and a half. He'll be reunited with his brother (left/b/w), who disappeared almost two years ago, and has been patiently waiting for him. We'll miss you boys!

Thanks to Dr. Evatz and the staff at Wasatch Animal Clinic for their excellent care of our little Bear (and us).

Snow, a Film and Two Cats

This film is several years old now, but is worth watching and has a sweet message from a little boy who tells the story through the filmmaker.

Daisy Jane | 2001-2018

We said goodbye to our little "muffin" on Saturday. She gave us many opinions, specific instructions, and mostly lots of love. She came to us and left us in the same way—in a cardboard box. We'll miss her pink nose, cuddly nature, and 3 a.m. wake up calls (well, maybe not that). We love you DJ.

The Cat in Black

Johnny Cash, our happy-go-lucky lover, succumbed to Arterial Thromboembolism on New Years Day. He was the most loving cat we've ever had and we will miss him. Thanks to the professionals at AES — they were so kind and took great care of him (and us).

We picked him up at Homeward Pet about five years ago to the month. He was scared to death the first few weeks having spent his first 8 months in a shelter. He developed his jumping legs and loved the outdoors making friends with every cat in the neighborhood including the stray ferral that still checks to see if he's around.

We're glad his pain was short-lived, and he's now lying in the never setting sun! ATD

Johnny Cash