Please pray for Cassie

Prayer from Texas for Cassie, hope she recovers but if not you have a solemn responsibility to do best for her.
 
I'm always impressed by people that care deeply for animals. Listen to Cassie she will tell you when its time to go. Bless you sir. Prayers are sent.
Sonora
 
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Our thoughts are with you. Prayers sent for you both.

Pete
 
Cassie sounds like the classic Nurse Cat, the one who stays with sick or injured individuals until they are better. Almost all cats have a little nurse in them, but the ones in which it is the dominant characteristic are special animals.

Nurse cats helped my wife through some serious illnesses, and my daughter has a couple of them right now that help her with some far from trivial problems. I'm sorry to hear that Cassie is in distress. I'm sending her some prayers and special thoughts right now. May she improve.

Good thoughts for you as well. Take care.
 
Hi, I'm a new member to the forum and long time cat person and animal lover. I saw your post and thought I would extend my prayers for you and Cassie. We had cats in our home for 39 years since my wife and I got married, seven cats in that time and every one had a different personality.

The only one we have at this time is Rocky (a biter) he can play rough and draw blood on occasion but we love him.

With every cat we had, it was hard to say goodbye. I feel for you and your long time friend. If things should get worse, don't wait until the last minute, it's not good for you or Cassie.

Hang in there,
Jerry
 
There comes a time when love, prayers and memories will not relieve the suffering and pain an animal endures.

You know what has to be done, prayers for Cassie and for you.
 
Prayers sent.

I get it. I'd never been a Cat guy either, till we got "Buddy" and that's just what he is, my Buddy.
 
We just received a call from the vet. Cassie has a problem with her pancreas. She might have cancer. I am not sure what to do. Thanks to all for your prayers. I will try to post a picture of her but I have been having trouble with my laptop. If I can't is there someone I can e-mail her picture to so everyone can see what a beauty she is? Thanks.
 
We just received a call from the vet. Cassie has a problem with her pancreas. She might have cancer. I am not sure what to do. Thanks to all for your prayers. I will try to post a picture of her but I have been having trouble with my laptop. If I can't is there someone I can e-mail her picture to so everyone can see what a beauty she is? Thanks.

So sorry for you and Cassie, prayers and best wishes sent.
 
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We just received a call from the vet. Cassie has a problem with her pancreas. She might have cancer. I am not sure what to do. Thanks to all for your prayers. I will try to post a picture of her but I have been having trouble with my laptop. If I can't is there someone I can e-mail her picture to so everyone can see what a beauty she is? Thanks.

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Prayers for Cassie but if the time comes please help her on her way and don't let her suffer. I know it will be hard but remember the good times. Another Oriental cat will need your loving home just as much.
 
Prayers for you & for Cassie. I hope you will receive guidance from above if & when you have to make that difficult decision.
 
I agree with BCDWYO. My cat was 20 years old when he died he was the best thing that ever happen to me. I made sure he was well taken care of he was a rescue from a abusive family that owned him before I did. For the last 5 months of his life he started having seizures some didn't last long until the last two weeks he started having hard seizures to where it takes him awhile to wake up and get well aware where he was. The day he died was the real bad seizure to where he never woke from he later died in my arms he was the nicest kitty anyone could ask for. Wipes a tear outta my eye he knew when I was hurting and I knew he was hurting.

Do what is best for Cassie and make sure it is the right call for her and what she wants.

I'm a veterinarian and I deal with this type of situation quite often. I'm so sorry to hear of Cassie's troubles tlay. The advice I generally give to people, is that they will know when the quality of life of their pet has diminished to a point where euthanasia is the best option. The key tlay is YOU will know, and I'm sure you will always do the right thing by Cassie. You cannot put a price on those few extra precious days you have with her, but if/when she is truly suffering, then she would probably want you to let her go. It is one of the most heart wrenching things we as humans have to do for our beloved pets, and never easy, but ultimately it may be your final act of kindness for Cassie. Good luck and prayers to both of you my friend.
BCD
 
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