RIP Cateeto.

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  • iluvcatsiluvcats Posts: 5,153
    I'm sorry.

    :(

    hugs to you
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  • markymark550markymark550 Posts: 5,154
    I'm very sorry for the loss of your cat. He sounded like a great and important part of your life. If he was ok, then I really have no clue how someone could do that to their pet. Why wouldn't they let you and your husband take him?
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    first off i am very sorry for your loss......:(


    as for your mother, well i don't know what to tell ya.....
  • aNiMaLaNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    I'm terribly sorry for the loss of Cateeto. I lost my cat Smokey of 12 years about a year and a half ago. Wow, 19 years, that's a really long time.

    As for you mother, I got nothing. Sorry.

    R.I.P. Cateeto. Good kitty.
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  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    Cateeto wrote:
    That's the thing. I have no fucking idea. This huge dispute started. My dad got worked up because of my mom getting worked up. She just flat out denied us. We were going to take him before ANYTHING happened... But what the fuck! We went away on our honeymoon and that's when they did it...

    I just don't even know what to say...

    They say karma comes around I guess.

    For now, I've decided cutting ties with my family is necessary. This was the absolute last straw.

    I hope this doesn't sound childish.

    not at all.....no one needs that kind of negativity in their lives.....
  • markymark550markymark550 Posts: 5,154
    If the only time she acted like this was about your cat, then I would say it's a bit drastic to cut ties. However, it seems like she has a long history of this, so you have to decide if it's worth it to cut ties with her and your father. As for your mom, some people like to take happiness in other's mishaps and misery. That could be the sign of depression, as I have known two people to act like that who were labelled 'clinically depressed' after seeing a doctor. I'm not saying that is definitely the case, but that story just reminded me of them.
  • MeddleDealMeddleDeal Posts: 2,547
    kate, sweetie, i'm at a loss for words about what happened. i know your baby meant the world to you. this is horrible what your mother has done, w/o telling you or notifying you on what she was going to do. :mad:

    i'm sorry girl for your loss. :( *hugs* cateeto
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  • Why wouldn't they let you and your husband take him?

    Complex answer. Kate's mother is a truly evil, sociopathic soul who will go to any lengths to make her own daughter feel miserable. Believe me, it started a scene when we tried to take him. Although it would have been no sweat off of their backs for us to take him, they insisted on keeping him. The vile way in which her whole family has treated her regarding this whole situation is completely inexcusable and unforgivable.

    I, for one, do not believe in euthanasia of a beloved pet unless he or she is mortally wounded. What makes someone think, for even a second, that they have the right to decide such a thing for a cat? Cateeto was a happy cat. He was not in pain. His murder was done out of sheer contempt and selfishness. He certainly did not have on foot in the grave. He was vibrant and playful right up until the last time I ever saw him.
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  • MeddleDealMeddleDeal Posts: 2,547
    but it is not your fault sweetie. you TRIED to take him. you made an effort to at least get him. what i don't understand is why your parents kept him when ou wanted to take him and why your mom couldn't be straight up and honest w/you
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  • It truly got to the point were we were considering just taking the cat when no one was around, but we had no idea, first and foremost, if he even would take the 60 mile journey well, and also about the consequences it might cause.
    "But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government..."

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  • TwiggyTwiggy Posts: 9
    I'm sorry, but you'll have to put your mother down.

    Period.
    FTP
  • RareBirdRareBird Posts: 20
    I'm so sorry for your loss....my dog Keiko died at the beginning of the month and its the absolute worse feeling in the world....things are so empty without the little guy around and its amazing how much worse bad things feel when your pet is gone, it makes you realize how much they save you from. Which brings me to my next point; what your mother did is absolutely inexcusable and you should not forgive her until you're ready to do so, but in the meantime, don't let her take from you this time to feel for the loss of your pet by adding tension and anger to your life. Be with your husband and think about Cateeto and how much joy he brought to your life and how he has changed you. I understand what your going through and I hope you'll be okay...I know you'll be okay.

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  • I'm sorry, but you'll have to put your mother down.

    Well-played. I can just imagine the look on her face, in her old age, when the doctor comes in with a syringe and says, "well, you're getting up there in years. We're gonna have to put you down."
    "But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government..."

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  • wolfbearwolfbear Posts: 3,965
    Wow, what a sad sad story. I'm really sorry for your loss and your mother. We can't pick our parents unfortunately. It sounds like she needs help, but I'd say severing ties at least for a while would be a good thing. As someone else said, you certainly don't need that kind of negativity and reminder of what happened now. Also, as someone else said, it's not your fault. How could anyone even imagine such a thing? :( Sending good thoughts your way. :)
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  • Kate, You poor thing. I feel your pain from the loss of a loved one. You and me both are massive animal lovers, and I can say through experience, after owning at least 20 cats, 7 dogs, 2 horses and some Bulls, it does not get any easier when they go, even after having so many of them die before.

    What you Mother did was terrible. Although I do not know your story with your family in detail, I am pissed at your Mum for doing that. Its just not right, no rhyme or reason, wrong.

    I guess the advice I give to people all the time in regards to loss is to remember all the good times. Sure, you are definitely going to shed tears, but have a laugh inbetween those tears aswell.

    Now I must get off topic and Congratulate Yourself and Jon on your recent nuptials! CONGRATS!! t has been so long since I have joined in on a Girly AET session that im totally out of the loop! Im so happy for you girl! Doesnt being a "wife" feel great!


    And one last thing.... just to make you smile :)

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  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    Cateeto wrote:
    I really wish I could just think of all the joy he has brought me... But unfortunately she took that from me too. All I can see is this bad situation when I think of him. It shouldn't be that way. I can't even see it being any different in the future. Unfortunately my cat is going to be what ties me to breaking up my family.

    But maybe this is positive.


    right now you're angry.....but this will pass and you will remember all the good the cateeto brought you......focus on the future....:)
  • TwiggyTwiggy Posts: 9
    Well-played. I can just imagine the look on her face, in her old age, when the doctor comes in with a syringe and says, "well, you're getting up there in years. We're gonna have to put you down."

    Your mother sounds VERY caustic. Avoid at all costs.

    I speak from experience.
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  • you areyou are Posts: 1,651
    i'm a cat lover also. i'm so sorry for your loss. i can only imagine how you feel. my mom's cat still looks young (he's 17), but he has arthritis. my mom gives him his pain killers to help ease his pain. i believe he still has a few years left. when something does happen to him, we're all going to be really sad. he really is part of the family. my mom will be hurt the most though - that's her baby. and he looks at her differently than all the rest of us. he knows who is mom is.

    anyway, ((hugs)) and i'm so sorry. i'll be praying for you.
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  • shell bellshell bell Posts: 337
    I'm so sorry for your loss. My cat Sherman ,was 17 when he had to be put to sleep,he had bad health problems. He would also give hugs like your cat did. I wish that you and Mr. Cateeto could have figured out a way to kidnap your cat. Hugs to you.........
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  • CHANGEinWAVESCHANGEinWAVES Posts: 10,169
    I'm sorry about ur cat :(
    and about the stab in the back from your mother.
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  • JaneNYJaneNY Posts: 4,438
    I am so, so sorry. I am a huge cat lover and once did have to put down a cat who was dying. It was horrible. I can't even imagine how horrible this was, when he was basically healthy, and your dear friend. I'm not going to tell you to not cut ties with your family if that's what you feel you must do. Not every relationship is worth preserving and blood isn't everything either. Maybe you cutting yourself off from them will wake them up. I wouldn't blame you a bit. Again my strongest condolences on the loss of your cat.
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  • Urban HikerUrban Hiker Posts: 1,312
    So sorry for the loss of your little Cateeto.

    I don't know what to say about your mom, but I agree that severing ties may be best. My mom has pulled some similar things. Pets went missing while we were visiting my dad's or she would say that she took them "to a farm" or to the "no kill shelter". Turns out the place was always the same, it was the highest kill shelter in the area and she would out of the blue take our pets there.
    I love my mom dearly and there are times that I reach to her for support, but it has so often come at some sort of twisted manipulative price, I only do it when I cannot help but need my Mother. I've removed myself from holidays, etc, and have to say it's been nice exerting some control over the relationship. I have become confident in being able to walk away the instant she seems to be heading towards twisting things around. And I have to say I find my mom more pleasant since this change in our relationship.

    Best of luck to you. Again I'm sorry for your loss. Take care.
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  • So sorry to hear about your loss. :( I have a kitty named Serj that gives me the kind of hugs you mentioned. He puts his paws around my neck, rubs his face against mine and licks my cheeks. I'm so attached to that cat it would crush me if anything every happened to him so I understand your pain.
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