Miss Savannah
November 1999 – January 11, 2013
November 1999 – January 11, 2013
Yesterday we said goodbye to our sweet Savannah. Our hearts are sad and our house seems a little empty without her. She was the sweetest kitty and a little pal. It seemed she was the happiest when we were busy at home. She loved the Christmas tree – even before it was completely set up. I think she thought we were doing it up just for her!
She never wandered far but she loved to be just outside the door. When she chose to go out, she seemed to think that the backyard was her private domain. On chilly days we often looked out the window to find her curled up asleep on the hot tub. She knew where to find a warm spot for a long winter’s nap.This last Christmas Day she decided to adopt Mr. Joey’s dog bed that I had temporarily moved under the piano bench. For some reason he didn’t seem to mind. I think he understood that she needed it more than he did right then. She was content to lay there and watch the festivities.There is so much I could tell you about her. She was just a few months old when I saw her sleeping in the sun in the window of a nearby Humane Society kitty shelter. She saw me and came quickly to check me out. And it was love at first sight – for both of us. From that day on, she added a lot to our lives. She was always here to greet us when we came home. If she thought we had been gone too long, she told us exactly what she thought. She greeted me early every morning in the hall and quickly began to demand her morning milk. She often watched through the window to protect us from birds and squirrels and other dangerous creatures. She was always looking for that scampy, little dog that we had the nerve to bring home – the energetic, little guy who turned her world upside down. But we think she really didn’t want us to know that she thought he was OK.
Miss Savannah, you are missed. Thank you for giving us so much love!
I am so sorry about Savannah. I lost my dear cat this summer and I miss her still. Our pets are such sweet additions to our lives.
ReplyDeleteOh, I am so sorry. It is so hard to lose our precious pets.
ReplyDeleteVery sad, my own kitty 'smudge' is almost 16 years old and my dog is 14 so I realize the seniors will some day have to leave us. I am sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry, they become such a big part of our lives and give so much love. Such a sweet cat.
ReplyDeleteOh my, my heart goes out to you. I know the loss of a furbaby is very hard ~ My thoughts and prayers are with you today. She will be with you always. Google the Rainbow Bridge. ((((Hugs))) xo
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for your loss. I know your heart must be broken.
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry for the loss of your dear, sweet friend. I know how hard it is to say goodbye. May all of the wonderful memories comfort you. {{{{hugs}}}}
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear about Savannah. I know you will find comfort in all of the wonderful memories you have.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Penny
Hello Adrienne
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about the loss of sweet Savannah. It amazes me how these simple animals can capture our hearts. ((Hugs)) Rhondi
I am so sorry. Losing a dear pet is so hard to take, tears do flow.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry for your loss. She is beautiful. I have heard a quote that heaven is where all of the animals we have loved will be waiting to greet us. I love that thought...
ReplyDeleteWhat adorable pictures of your little kitty. So sad, but she gave you a lot of wonderful companionship.
ReplyDeleteThey are family members and we mourn for them after they are gone :-(
Katherine