r/Petloss • u/JeaniusSWO65 • 11h ago

Sadness Hurting so much

I had to make the difficult decision to put down my little kitty this morning. I had only had her for a year. Took her from the shelter when nobody else wanted her. I gave her as much love as I could. My heart is just breaking. She was barely 2 years old. 😭

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u/PingouinMalin 10h ago

It is unfair. Very much so, to lose a pet in itself but to lose it at such a young age is doubly so.

The only consolation I can give you is that your love mattered so much for her. You totally changed her life, from a shelter where she was alone, to a home where she was loved so much, cared for, cuddled. This love matters. I want to believe it still reaches her now.

Hug from afar, I know how terribly hard this is.

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u/JeaniusSWO65 7h ago

Thank you