Cats who teach me to fly…

I remember he was so thin as if he was suffering from cancer. I didn’t want to bring him home at that point of time but to monitor his condition. I also intentionally fed him every morning, just to make sure he put on weight. I noticed he had watery stools whenever he pooped. Finally, I decided to send to the vet.

He was diagnosed with cancer in his abdomen. Well, he lived for another 5 years, the diagnosis was wrong and luckily we didn’t give up on him. Big Foot was FeLV positive.

This photo was taken when Po and Sunshine were still around.

Big Foot was an independent boy. He didn’t give us trouble. Didn’t find others trouble. He was very easy to take care. He loved food so much.

I hope he lived well with us…