Here is Bella in her new home. |
Its been 3 days now since Bella (my cat) has been rehomed. I am still devastated, sad, and have this emptiness inside of me. I cannot believe that she is gone to a new home. It really struck me hard when I had to put her in her cat carrier. She really didn't want to go in there which is unusual but I think she knew what was happening. I had to put on a brave face and given Bella her last treats which was given by me. I had to show no emotions but deep inside me it was building up. Heather (that's the womans's name) knew I was very upset. I still had to put on a brave face until the Heather left the apartment and I closed the door, that's when I broke down in tears. I am having a hard time letting go.
Craig keeps telling me that I need to stop crying or I will dehydrate myself. He's probably right but I can't stop, thinking how frightened she must had been when I placed her in the cat carrier leaving with someone else.
Its not the same without her, coming up around me rubbing against my legs or begging for some milk or even tuna juice from the can in the kitchen or some chicken for dinner.
Heather told me that she will stay in touch via email. I thought that was very nice of her to do that. Heather was starting to worry about Bella not eating or drinking or going to the bathroom. I am sure its a shock for Bella. After the second night Bella started to eat and drink and going to the bathroom which I was happy to hear. Turns out that Heather's 2 year old is very fond of Bella as well as Bella is fond of the 2 year old.
It is time for her to be with her new family filled with love so the family could enjoy her as well as her enjoy the family.