“Yesterday grown-ups killed my kitty, my best friend,” Rayden Sazama of Logan, Utah, wrote in a letter that appeared in The Herald Journal newspaper. His feline friend, Toothless, slipped outside on Sept. 28 and wound up at an animal shelter.
Rayden’s father found it there, but the 2-year-old black longhair was euthanized after a shelter worker forgot to leave a note on its cage sparing the cat. The shelter had closed for the night when the father, who couldn’t pay the impound fee to take Toothless home, arrived. The worker said he could get the cat the next day. But the worker was busy training a new employee and forgot to write the note.
Rayden “was devastated,” his dad, Jason Sazama, said. “He and the cat were tight. Toothless used to let the kids tug him around and love on him all day.” Rayden wrote the letter with his grandfather and delivered it by hand to the editor. “I was really proud of him for writing the letter,” Sazama said. “He had some closure. He felt like he did something.”
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3 comments:
my wife is 7 months pregnant and i was at a anti-natal class yesterday with other women who are 7 months pregnany... and shes not that much smaller to some of the women there
I think this comment was meant to be left under the post above. ;)
I also think the class was ante-natal.
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