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Angus passed away last night

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I’m so sorry to hear that.  Purrs and headbutts, — Britta Check out pictures of Vino at: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on Vino and "friends" album

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Aw, I’m so sorry, Debra.  Many purrs for his passing to the Bridge and hugs and condolences to you.  Continuing purrs that the siblings are ok, too. Christine

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

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Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.

<snipped So sorry to hear about Angus.  Purrs for a safe journey to the Bridge and for his sibs and humans. Sam

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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I am so sad to hear this.  I have been keeping him my thoughts.. Poor little furbaby.  Please let his foster parents know we are thinking of them. fuga

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Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.

So very sorry to hear this. Many purrs to you and his new foster Mum, and for the siblings not to have caught anything. — Marina, Frank and Nikki marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi

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<X-no-archive: yes Very sorry to hear this… I wish you strength, and hope the others will be okay. JM – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not.

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I am so so sorry for your loss. Linda

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Purrs that Angus makes a safe crossing of the RB. Its bad enough when its an older cat, but a cat of such a young age just makes it that little bit harder — Purrs to all Angela and Gizmo

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

I truly feel your loss. It is so sad when we lose one we cherish. Please be happy in knowing that fate chose you to be the one to give such unrestrained love and comfort to Angus. Try to relish in the happiness and joy that you so unselfishly brought to his short life… I know his star will always be shining in your heart. You have my sincere wishes that his siblings will live happy, healthy lives. OB

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Poor baby! I’m so sorry. Joyce

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

Lighting a candle for his all to soon trip to the RB. At least he knew that he was loved, after his rocky start. Purrs for all who knew and are missing him.

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Poor baby! I’m so sorry. Joyce

What she said.  Gentle purrs and thoughts for Angus and his friends and family from all of us here. Pam, Rob, and the NC nine

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I’m so sorry, Debbie. I’ll continue to keep hoping for Angus’ brothers and sisters. Bless you for taking care of them. Karen – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom.

Debbie, It really breaks my heart when one so young doesn’t make it. You certainly went the distance for Angus – You were indeed the best friend he could have had. My deepest sympathy, Phil.      "No heaven will not heaven ever be   Unless my cats are there to welcome me"                            –my epitaph – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Debbie Berry

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Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  <SNIP Debbie Berry

I’m so very sorry to hear about Angus. And he was just a little kitten; it’s just not fair after all he’s been through. Purrs for Angus and his humans, and a candle to light his way to the Bridge. And special purrs for Angus’s foster siblings, too. ~~~~~~ Life without cats would be only marginally worth living. TC  and the unmercifully, relentlessly sweet calico kitty, Kenzie. How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven. – Robert Heinlein

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Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Debbie Berry

I’m so sorry to hear this.  The story is so sad it almost makes me cry.  The good part is that Angus had the best possible care and lots of love during his short life.  Please keep us updated.  I’m glad you are having an autopsy and hope it was nothing communicable. MaryL (take out the litter to reply)

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

"Rise up slowly Angel…. It’s hard to let you go" Many purrs and well wishes for those he leaves behind.  MLB

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Sending comforting purrs (as I wipe away the tears) Life sometimes seems so cruel. Lois

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

purrs enroute. Brenda

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Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

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Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom.

Oh dear – that’s horrible. It’s so sad when they are taken from us so early. We’ll be purring and meditating for Angus’ siblings, and for you and his current foster mom. We’ll also light a candle tonight to help guide the little one on his journey to the Bridge.  From the way you describe the onset of symptoms, it sounds to me like a neurological problem. We’ll sure keep our fingers crossed. Dan

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Purrs for little Angus for a safe passage to the RB, and soothing purrs to the hoomins and siblings he left behind. — Victor M. Martinez http://www.che.utexas.edu/~martiv

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thank you everyone for you purrs and prayers for Angus.  He passed away in his sleep last night while still at the emergency vet.  They haven’t been able to determine exactly what he had, but suspect a neurological problem or virus. Angus developed tremors yesterday.  They will be doing an autopsy to find out what caused his death and if it is contagious or not. Please purr and pray for Angus’ foster siblings. We are afraid for them too if this is contagious. So far they seem fine though. Angus was a bright star of a kitten.  Little guy that he was, he was the first to the food bowl.  He let us know with his sweet (and loud) meow when he wanted to be cuddled or played with. He and his foster siblings were rescued at a very young age and were bottle fed for several weeks. They all had a difficult start, but with love and care they became beautiful and loving young cats.  Angus’ life was too short, but he was well loved and will be remembered and missed by me (his previous foster mom) and his current foster mom. Debbie Berry

I’m so sorry to hear this. Please let us know what they find. Purrs for the little one to find many friends at the RB. Karen

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<tears I’m so very sorry. You took such great care of him and his siblings. I do wish things like that didn’t happen. Gentle hugs and purrs, — Polonca & Soncek

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Deep sympathy. I’ve lit a candle for little Angus. helen s This is sent from a redundant email Mail sent to it is dumped My correct one can be gleaned from by getting rid of the overdependence on money and fame

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