My friend Jeanne recently lost a 21 year companion...her name was Sasha and she was a very lucky kitty having been rescued by two young boys from a dumpster in the city of Chicago.
Jeanne was on her way to the dry cleaners when tiny mews were heard, she turned and looked to see a little heart shaped face peeping up from the boys arms. They were on their way to the Anti Cruelty Society but instead she went home in the arms of her new Mommy, Jeanne.
The two have been together through many highs and lows including the addition of two more strays. Sasha has lived a long life and hung in there like a trouper being hand fed by Mom for the last year. I believe she survived so long because of Jeanne's dedication to caring for her...she was old and tired but it was hard for either of them to say good bye.
Sasha passed away while I was working on this little cross stitch project...still trying to hone my skills...I was inspired by a 19th century needlepoint. What started out to be a black and white tiger stripe kitty transformed in to a tortoise stripe Sasha. I am surprising Jeanne with it tonight.
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Sasha & I both thank you for your thoughtful gift - kitty kisses xox
That is just so very sweet of you!How lucky Jeanne was to share 19 years with Sasha.
She's lucky to have someone who understands how much our pets mean to us. I recently lost both my cats, trouble and mischief, within months of each other. I can't believe how empty the house feels without them - They were with me for 14 and 16 years...
Carolyn
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How lucky Sasha was to have had Jeanne, and how lucky Jeanne is to have you and your beautiful handicraft.
Hi Kathy Thank you for visiting my blog. I see you're very creative. Your girlfriend will be pleased with the embroidery of Sasha.
Groetjes Willy
Thank you all for your kind comments.
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