Your photos are never far from my sight
Your memory never leaves my mind
Your love will forever remain in my heart

You were my flower, my world my everthing
The most human-like cat
I was so lucky to find you
I was so lucky to love you
The bond we had togerther, so special so tight
Until we meet again my beautiful angel..Hugs and Kisses and Loves
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What a beautiful cat your Daisy Jane is..... not WAS because you still have such wonderful memories from a close, loving and long relationship with her. What a nice tribute even after all these years. I'm sure you still miss her.

Hugs to both of you today.

Ginger

Daisy Jane looks like such a sweetheart....I'm so glad you have pictures of her.

I know I have at least one picture of every furbaby in my life and I still love them all and miss them very much.

She has such a sweet face..she make me want to hold her myself.

Thanks for sharing Daisy Jane...

any more pictures or any stories you remember....I would love to hear.

Hugs
Judy

I found Daisy as a stray in my back yard. My brother caught her 2 orange siblings and Mom and brought them to the shelter. Daisy escaped that fate. The more she came around the more I fed her. I didn't adopt her right away for respect so to speak of my other cat Whisker, who was 12yrs old at the time. When the weather changed, she was a part of our family. Whisk didn't like it much, but tolerated her. Still quite young and playful, Daisy would follow Whiskers and swat at her butt. She was everything Whiskers wasn't. Playful, affectionate, loving, smart. She entered my life at the wrong time. I say this, because I was 20 and still spending lots of time with friends. But always made an effort to be with my cats.. I could go on and on, but simply it was a bond that most of you here can relate. We knew eachothers thoughts and feelings. When my foot was in a cast she followed me everywhere I went in the house. She talked, look you in the eye and give you short little mews. She ate dinner scraps at the table with her paw. You couldn't even spell the word shrimp, she'd go crazy. Her favorite food. She got sick. I remember the last day with her like it was yesterday. We had shrimp and she didn't touch it. She sat on my lap. I got up to leave(as I had moved out by then)she just gave me a look, that look, the one many have experienced from a sick pet. I stayed another hour with her.
It was the 13 of Nov 1992. My Dad called to say she had died. The worst was when he said it took place 2 days earlier. He got home from work and found her moaning on the kitchen floor. He said he took her to the vet. The vet said she was pale and very very sick. He said he gave her antibiotics and 2 hours later she passed. He said the vet asked if he wanted her ashes. His response, "what the hell am I going to do with that". I was in shock, devestated. He said he waited so long, 'cuz he didn't know how to tell me. I love and respect my Dad, however, to this day, I never believed him, I know this man, money was a big issue with him, I believe she needed meds and maybe it wouldn't have help, but I feel he had her put down. I never questioned him as he is staying with that story. In a way I don't think I will ever forgive for that, and that is why I never pushed for the truth. 14 years passed b4 I was able to accept another cat into my life, that is how devestated I was. Then came Arthur who in many ways was so much like her, that I felt I lost her all over again times 2.
I'm glad I have LS for the much needed support today. I'm glad I could share Daisy's story here so many years later. Thanks for reading. Didn't mean it to be so long..Ann

Dear Ann:

Your quote:
Thank you for sharing your tribute to your precious girl, Daisy Jane with us. She was a very beautiful girl.



Even though she has been physically gone for 6 years now, what you wrote is so true --

The special memories that you and she shared WILL ALWAYS & FOREVER BE WITH YOU -- they are YOURS to keep forever, and no one can EVER take those beautiful memories away from you.
The bond that you shared with your pretty girl, Daisy Jane will never be broken - not even death can separate a love that is so strong.
She will live on in your heart always .

Wishing you and yours much peace and love,

Denise

Ann

Your story..at the end..was truly heartbreaking. I can feel that pain you are talking about..so very strongly. I am so very very sorry about Daisy's leaving. I am glad you had her for happy times.
We never know what these endings will be and hope..they are a long ways away from the current time.....and, that they are peaceful.

Thank you for sharing your story. It sounds like she left you with some very special memories (like not being able to spell s-h-r-i-m-p) that you will hold in your heart along with her..always.

Hugs to you and your sweet angels...Daisy Jane..and Arthur. They are together and sitting side by side...watching over you.

Judy

Daisy is an Angel. When I got Arthur I asked her to be his special angel. I use to tell that to Arthur all the time and tell him stories of her. "she's your angel" I'd say. (didn't know he understood so much that he got a little too comfortable in his surroundings). I'd say a prayer to her everynight "watch over him, keep him safe, and bring him home."Even when he got hurt, she answered my prayer, she brought him home. I truely believe that. If they are together now, my wish will have come true..Thank you all for taking the time to visit my Daisy..Ann

What a beauty! She was undoubtedly very loved by you. She is in excellent company now and waiting patiently until you all meet again. Peace