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Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: cat lover on July 25, 2013, 15:21:22 PM
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sorry if I have posted this in the wrong section.
Please help me
I found my 1yr old cat dead at the side of the road she was on her back with her legs open and her front paws to one side.
her face was flat on one side and on the other side her eye was bulging out. there was also a small trace of blood around her mouth. and her back leg (on the same side as her eye bulge) the bone was sticking out detached from her foot bones which were still in her fur.
I would really appreciate it you could give me a rough idea on this. if she suffered
PS I know I was stupid for letting her out she was like the silver cat on the whiskers food box
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how very sad
it sounds from what you say that she must have been hit by a car going very fast, and would have been killed instantly - please try to put that awful picture of her lying there out of your mind, and remember her instead as a pretty girl, enjoying life and being loved :hug:
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What a horrible thing to happen! It really does sound as if the end came very quickly for your darling girl, without time for her to suffer.
I know it is hard, but please try to remember your beautiful girl as she was, not as you last saw her :hug:
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:sorry: What a horrible time for you. I'm so sorry, please try not to think of what happened hard I know but think of the good times you had.
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Very sad for you . :hug: :hug: :hug:
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My little cat Hazel had similar injuries after being run over. I know she didn't suffer, she was killed instantly.
I'm so sorry, but she really wouldn't have known a thing about it. Please don't beat yourself up about this, cats were designed for outdoor living and she was just unlucky. :hug:
Play hard at the bridge, little silver one. She is in very good company with my little black girl Hazel who went to the Bridge over 20 years ago, and Rosella's little black girl Millie who went there just this week under similar circumstances.
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Catlover am so sorry. The exact same injury was suffered by our cat last year. I can reassure you that she won't have suffered. Please don't torture yourself with this. Rest in peace sweet baby.
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So sorry to hear this.
If a cat is injured, even badly, but still conscious, he/she will make every effort to get away and either hide or try and get home. The fact that your cat died by the side of the road means she was killed instantly and wouldn't have suffered. I know it's little consolation but I hope this and the other posts on this thread have helped you a bit.
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The Blue Cross run a pet bereavement service. http://www.bluecross.org.uk/1742/pet-loss.html
It may help you to speak to someone who understands. While most of us on Purrs have suffered the effects of losing our pets, speaking to someone is more helpful than reading posts. Friends often don't understand the grief, thinking "it was only a cat".
It sounds as though she died instantly and that her body was moved to the side of the road by a passer-by.
She's now at the rainbow bridge. http://www.indigo.org/rainbowbridge_ver2.html
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Thank you all for taking the time to reply to my post and the pm it was nice of you all. After days of family tears I took my wife and kids to get two kitten that are settling in nicely. thank you all again and good luck with your cats.
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That's such good news Catlover. Am so pleased to hear that you've decided to get back on the horse, as it were.
It's never an easy decision to make, although we did the same, and I'm very pleased we did. Wishing you all every happiness with your two kittens.
Please dont feel that you have to be stranger, if you'd like to stick around on the forum - we'd love having you, and catching up on the progress of your new family members. On the other hand, we realise that you'll probably have your hands well, and truly full ! :)
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Oh I'm so pleased you've found the courage to start again, and two kittens really will help heal the rift. :hug: :hug:
I agree with Sue and hope you stick around and find some enjoyment in the lighter side of life on Purrs. :)