Lola, Togami, & Leo
From left to right : Lola, Togami, and Leo. They came to Rainbow Bridge on 11/07/2020, 09/20/2020, and 12/08/2020 respectively.
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Lola was a beautiful and adorable angel. From the day we brought her home, we knew she would impact our life forever.
Although it took time for her to come and stick with us, she became more and more sweet over time. During her last years, we simply had that connection I can't put words into.
She was truly the most beautiful spirit I have ever laid eyes on. We could communicate and understand each other so easily, I hope everyone can experience this feeling at least once in their life.
She wasn't really used to sleep in bed with us, but the night before she passed away she simply sneaked between us and made us feel warm and loved.
We never got to say goodbye and it really hurts but I know the universe has a plan and I can't wait to hold you tight again.
Lola, until the day we have to meet again, I adore you.
From the bottom of my heart,
—Nassim
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Togami was a kitten I rescued from living outdoors.
He was a very friendly and cuddly kitten, even though he would try stealing my food he was a very good kitten.
He was only 3 months old and had a whole life to live but it ended short when someone let my sister’s husky inside.
It was quiet so no one saw when she killed him.
It was a very sad and horrible moment when I found him on the floor in front of the dog.
I cried for days after it happened and we buried him in our yard.
Rest In Peace Togami one of the greatest kittens ever.
I wish I had checked you weren’t in the same room as the dog.
—Barbie
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Leo was the sweetest boy, and lived for more than 15 years with his beloved family. Leo always inspired his family to find joy in simple things. Each day he found delight in just being, in making his favorite people laugh, in feeling the sunshine on his face, in hearing his mom squawk in protest when he rolled his freshly groomed coat in the grass. However dark it feels, there is always something to wag your tail about. We miss you so very much, sweet boy, and are better for having known you.
—Dax