J.S.P.C.A.

Mae was the bravest cat I have ever known, and I have known many cats.  Born blind, to a blind mother in a churchyard n East  Jerusalem, What were her chances? 

But giving up was not a concept recognized by this exceptional cat.  When a concerned tourist called me she was so weak i didnt think she would survive.  But in the manner that we realized was natural to her, she pulled herself together and started growing.  Mae was always tiny and had various health issues, but she never felt sorry for herself and quickly learned her way around the house.  She knew where the food was,  and she always slept on my pillow, a privelege she shared with no one.   Mae proved that you can be blind and still get on the counter to check out the sink, climb a ladder to find a sunny spot to sit and even leap through the air onto the shoulder of a person handing out chicken.  Mae knew my voice, and my footsteps and she was always right behind me. 

Daisy

Thank you for sharing your warmth and love. Thank you for being gentle with the baby despite all the times she loved you too much. Thank you for sleeping on my pillow with me at night and keeping me awake with your content purring. Thank you turning Daddy into a 'cat person'. Thank you for posing for the thousands of pictures of your beautiful face. Thank you for tolerating the annoying little cat brother we brought you. I know that deep inside you really loved him. Thank you for not scratching the furniture. Thank you for being the perfect cat. Thank you for being a part of our family.

Thank you to the board and volunteers of the JSPCA for giving us such a gift.

Daisy we will always love you. Miss you, Mommy