Graff - a wonderful and amazing soul.
With much sadness we have to announce that Graff, a wonderful and amazing soul, crossed the Rainbow Bridge; he was 18 year old. Graff lived one episode of abuse when he was a kitty but warmed up to his human parents who rescued him and lived a happy life. He was very attached to his "mommy" and she loved him unconditionally.
Most evenings they shared a couch and he enjoyed sitting on her lap "watching" TV.
Sometimes he watched a soccer game with his daddy!
We lovingly called him Moshulica or Vechio (which means "oldman" in Italian) since we could tell he was getting older.
He still enjoyed "scratching" his favorite tree even if it took him longer every day to get there.
He was very much loved and he'll be greatly missed by both his human parents and catsitters
"Our Moshulica" - you were such a wonderful soul; we'll miss you!
Hope you are scratching a tree up in heaven.
The catsitters
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Graff had a long, happy life with you, but it's never easy having to say good-bye. Purrs to you.
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ReplyDeletewe R troo lee sorry to heer bout yur friend Graff
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God's speed to you Graff & His strength to your family
with sympathy from all of us
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I extend our deep condolences on the loss of your dear Graff and our boys send soft purrs of comfort.
ReplyDeleteGo forth upon your journey Moshulica! I know you'll meet my late sister, Cayenne and all our good friends that crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Please tell them and especially tell my sister that we love and miss them all very much!
ReplyDeleteHope you'll find the biggest tree up there to scratch :-)
Love & purrs to your human parents & cat sitters
Fluffy