what's new pussy-cat says:
I have read Biba's story, and I am so sorry for this sad end. No doubt that Biba was happy to have a new home, you done all you can for her, you couldn't do more.
iluvcats says:
Oh no, oh sweet Beba ... I'm so sorry to hear this. Just when she had found a loving home and family. Bless little Beba and bless you for doing everything you could for her ... she's know in the loving "paws" of our precious little ones at the Rainbow Bridge - I know my Daisy and Drew will love her so ... take care, tears ...
Eli says:
Oh God, I'm so sorry! Beba was special, but at least she had a good home for the last years of her life and did not have to die alone in a shelter. God bless her and you for giving her love!
tele_mark says:
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I never grew to attached to her because of her disposition, but I adopted her only 7 months after the passing of my beloved Daisy, so everything from her disposition to her passing is making this a very sad experience that should've been a happy one.
tele_mark says:
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Apparently the emergency vet who treated her back in April, who decided she was "too healthy to euthanize" just simply kicked the can down the road when he took her from the original owner who surrendered her and put her up for adoption. She never adjusted to living here, and hated everyone here, two and 4 legged. I only wonder if this was caused by the burden she was carrying. The bright side of all this is that another senior kitty will be able to be sprung from a shelter eventually.
tele_mark says:
I have very bad news to give to everyone who has been following Beba's story. Her weight started dropping alarmingly fast, and suddenly, about a week ago she stopped eating and was making repeated trips to the litter box with no results. I took her to the vet early this week, and they discovered a mass. She was put to sleep yesterday , 11/18, peacefully while she was under anesthesia for exploratory.