Loki is feeling better!

[mstakenidentity]

Loki had to go back to the vet again. Poor little dude. He is okay, but I was warned quite gently that he may not be a terrifically long lived cat. He may only be around for a few years (if anything else goes wrong with him they can't operate again- too much scar tissue and trauma ad so forth)

But on the bright side he right now he is happy and healthy and purring on my lap. :-)

Now how'm I going to get up and cook with this little guy wanting attention?:

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[tod-hollykim.livejournal.com]

He's a cutie. I hope he lives painfree for the rest of his life.

[mstakenidentity.livejournal.com]

That I think will be our cue as to when to say good bye; as long as he is painfree we'll keep paying the vet bills with absolutely no qualms- but the moment we'd be doing it because we can't stand to let him go, well... that is when we'll have to put him to sleep.

With luck that decision won't need to be made for at least another five years. :-) He may possibly even make it to ten, the vet was just warning me there is a large chance he won't, but that still means there is a chance he will!

[nearlyalegume.livejournal.com]

Cats are contrary little buggers - if the vet reckons he probably won't make it to ten, it's a fair sign that he'll try his utmost to see thirty.

Those photos are just beautiful - a blind man could see that he adores you. It makes me smile.