Pet Bereavement Support Group
The loss of a pet or animal to which one has become emotionally bonded can be an intense loss, comparable with the death of a loved one. Whilst there is strong evidence that animals can feel such loss for other animals, this community focuses on human feelings, when an animal is lost, dies or otherwise is departed.
I am wondering what to do.
I just separated from my husband, he was suppose to keep our cats, but decided that it was to hard on him, too many bittersweet memories linked to our cats, and our little one can be very demanding.
What to do???
Do I bring them with me to the States, do I find them a home, or do I have them put to sleep (which would be my last resort cause I love them too much).
They are about to turn 10, and they are 2 sisters, that were never separated in their life. They got to our home when they were 7 weeks old, and never knew another home.
I am scared right now and don't know what to do, please help me.
Thanks for any advice you might have.
CrissyHOw
I just separated from my husband, he was suppose to keep our cats, but decided that it was to hard on him, too many bittersweet memories linked to our cats, and our little one can be very demanding.
What to do???
Do I bring them with me to the States, do I find them a home, or do I have them put to sleep (which would be my last resort cause I love them too much).
They are about to turn 10, and they are 2 sisters, that were never separated in their life. They got to our home when they were 7 weeks old, and never knew another home.
I am scared right now and don't know what to do, please help me.
Thanks for any advice you might have.
CrissyHOw
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Thanks for the helpful advice.
I didnt mean for my post to sound angry. I apologize if I hurt your feelings. I know there are some cases to where people have to put down an animal, I had to make that decision myself,( about 20 years ago) my dog lost his ability to see, hear, and walk.And he would not eat or drink. My vet even cried that day, she so loved him also. But just to put an animal down without a VERY good reason is to me one of the most horrible things to do.
Please accept my apology if I have offended you. And to anyone else, I apologize if you take my posting wrong. : )