Thank you from Pjuske. by helanker
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Thank you all for your kind and loving word about our beautiful Mulle´s passing. He was hit by a car. It was the third pet, we lost this way. First a little white cat many years ago. His brother we had til he was almost 18. He got a stroke and we had to put him to sleep. 2 weeks before, we lost our Cocker Spaniel on the road. He suddently ran away and ended his days there. A few weeks later we lost our little parakit. And later her mate. 3 years ago we lost our Dog Magnus. He was 14 years old and very sick.
Actually this garden is a graveyard for Pets. 2 birds, 3 cats, two of our own dogs and one, which was my brother´s dog Tino, who was also hit by a car. So we have 7 pets burried here. SIGH ! When Pjuske is no more, I am done with PETS and Andrea... this time is it final.
Comments (11)
Lovely dedication my Dear!!!!Bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Hope he will stay for a long time with you! I know how it feels when we lost pets, it was realy sad! Your Pjuske is is a real beauty, nice work.
I know how you feel; I have buried 5 cats. I would like to think that when I go I will find them all waiting for me.
Sad to hear a and sorry to hear this news Helle. Superb capture. God bless.
It can certainly be heartbreaking when loved pets die. I understand how you feel.
Hmm... I wonder. If one adopts you how will you resist?
As I have had 18 dogs I am glad I haven't buried them here, it would be a nightmare with them digging up their predecessors!
Yes Andrea, that would be a disaster, but we have 1300m2 to burry in, so there should be space enough for all, but if we have to burry Pjuske, HE WILL BE THE LAST !!!!! It is always ME, who must do this heavy job (put to sleep at the vet) pick dead pets up on the road and burry them. I am glad, the sweet lady not only told us about Mulle, but she also brought him here. And I wont let any pet adopt me. It was our own fault, that we began feeding them. I would probably do it again, but then I will pass them on to the shelter.......I think. :P
What a fantastic cat my friend... So beautiful !!!
I know what you mean about having your last pet , we made the same decision, but a year later we are again feeding a stray and once again he is already in our hearts though he likes to keep his distance as he must have been badly traumatized at some stage but he comes for a feed, but won't get close. I wonder where this will end.lol. 😀
Beautifully rendered tribute to your dear Pjuske, your Omega pet, Helle. It looks like you created this portrait with layers. I didn't know that your garden was also a pet cemetery. You must be emotionally tired from your history with pets. And, Pjuske must be feeling depressed at the passing of Mulle.
A lovely portrait of your remaining companion, Helle! They are wonderful friends but when they leave us it's like losing any other family member. Sending healing and comforting thoughts your way.
Oh, I know exactly how you feel about the last pet! We still miss Mandy, who has been gone now just over a year. We are fortunate enough to live in two communities where people have pets, so we get to dog-sit nearly any time we like. It's a blessing to have other people's dogs come to visit, but we don't have to worry about what to do with them when we travel, and ... no trips to the vet!! Pjuske is a beautiful kitty, and I can see why you didn't pass her along to a shelter.