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Written by Annmarie Guthrie
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 Lottie was our 15 year old Birman Cat, she came to us four years ago and had kidney problems which were then followed by liver disease. she fought bravely and survived some scary moments. Yesterday 16/04/2009 Lottie lost her battle agains the disease. She was thin and weak and could barely stand. I took her to the vet who then put her to sleep. My little daughter, Victoria and myself are inconsolable, even though we have two other Cats the house seems empty, we will miss her sweet face and loving nature and she will always have a place in our hearts. God bless you Lottie, you gave us a lot of love and pleasure, may you now rest in peace.
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Lottie was our 15 year old Birman Cat, she came to us four years ago and had kidney problems which were then followed by liver disease. she fought bravely and survived some scary moments. Yesterday 16/04/2009 Lottie lost her battle agains the disease. She was thin and weak and could barely stand. I took her to the vet who then put her to sleep. My little daughter, Victoria and myself are inconsolable, even though we have two other Cats the house seems empty, we will miss her sweet face and loving nature and she will always have a place in our hearts. God bless you Lottie, you gave us a lot of love and pleasure, may you now rest in peace.
