When I picked Snowy on 6 June, I thought she simply needed to be boosted up, so we started giving her nutritional food, time and lots of love but it didn’t turn out to be the way I thought it would be.
Snowy had a serious skin issue. As an adult cat, she was so much smaller than a 4 month old kitten. She was abandoned on an open ground. As experienced by many rescuers, time spent with her was so short.
Besides Mel and I, Snowy had many who love her. Five volunteered to sponsor her cremation and medical fees. Snowy was blessed. She was the first cat who received sponsorship and lots of blessings. We are thankful for their kindness.
Despite the fact that many cats have passed on under my care, I’m still not used to facing the cycle of death. Still feeling heavy and sad each and every time. But another part of me remains as strong as ever, that is to continue helping them if my future lives karma allow. With all the karma connections with them, how can I walk away and leave them behind.
All spiritual masters taught that the most useful way to help others is to help them liberate from Samsara, I wouldn’t deny that. However, when I’m living in starvation, I really hope someone could give me a mouthful of food. And I want to continue doing that till the time is ready for me to help liberate them. So snowy and all the animals who have crossed my path, you are never forgotten.
Cats who teach me to fly... 
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