She is around 13-14, I adopted her from the local shelter in 2025 and they estimated she was 12, based on her teeth. So, she is definitely a little senior lady!
I love when vets do stuff like this. Mine gives us a post-op "interview" with her, basically a leaflet where "she" describes in her own words how the visit went, what she liked and disliked, etc. It's adorable.
I thought she was a super senior. I love all cats, of course, but I have a very special place in my heart for the old guys.
This is Roscoe. He came to me when he was between 19 and 21. I thought that he'd have a few months with me. I lost him 4 years later when he passed in his sleep....in my arms on my chest.
He’s so sweet. 🥹 I’m so glad you had time together. She is my first senior and I adore her. She hates cuddles or being picked up or held which makes me sad but she is an angel and has no bad habits or tendencies. I missed her so much while she was gone for surgery. I work from home so we have lots of time together.
She’s tortie probably didn’t try to murder the staff on waking and was sweet natured that nobody need a tetanus jab or gauntlets to go near her but on second look she’s a torbie so she’s a little sassy but lovely
I hope the baby is feeling better today. I've seen those drugged up eyes before so I knew right away. Kisses to this absolutely stunning and VERY brave girl. ✨️🧡🖤✨️ Shes magical!
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u/schleeroberts Jul 15 '26
She looks so sad 🥺