Willow
A donation was made in memory of Willow by Doctors and Staff of the Northwest Animal Hospital on Mar 13, 2012.
I am writing this about our beloved Persian-Siamese cat, Willow, who passed away on 3.3.2012. David & I would like to thank & acknowledge the wonderful caregivers at Northwest Vet. Hospital in Seattle & especially Drs. Whereat & Donovan for making a monetary donation to the WSU College of Vet. Medicine.
Willow was the last of our four cats. David adopted her in 1989 & gave her the name of Willow since she resembled a pussywillow as a kitten. If ever there was a creature that both a princess-diva & a fierce warrior, it was she. She had endured some health issues in the last few years, but still managed to live to the impressive age of 22 years & 8 months. David & I joked that she was the sole survivor over the others in order to obtain all of our kisses, attention & unlimited wet kitty food !! She even got to travel with us to Cannon Beach, OR & also to Lake Chelan.
The house is exceptionally quiet & a bit lonlier with less fine blonde kitty hair wafting around. Willow had gone deaf a few years back; we even miss her own use of "echolocation" to determine where her people were. She was a cherished member of our household, as were our others. She will be missed greatly but certainly never forgotten.
Thank you for the opportunity to share our story.
Heidi And David C.
Willow was the last of our four cats. David adopted her in 1989 & gave her the name of Willow since she resembled a pussywillow as a kitten. If ever there was a creature that both a princess-diva & a fierce warrior, it was she. She had endured some health issues in the last few years, but still managed to live to the impressive age of 22 years & 8 months. David & I joked that she was the sole survivor over the others in order to obtain all of our kisses, attention & unlimited wet kitty food !! She even got to travel with us to Cannon Beach, OR & also to Lake Chelan.
The house is exceptionally quiet & a bit lonlier with less fine blonde kitty hair wafting around. Willow had gone deaf a few years back; we even miss her own use of "echolocation" to determine where her people were. She was a cherished member of our household, as were our others. She will be missed greatly but certainly never forgotten.
Thank you for the opportunity to share our story.
Heidi And David C.
