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Medicine for Grief

4/29/2017

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 Just buried my baby tiger Willem, was feeling dragged down by grief, and turned to care for my new rescue...Hughes.  Thinking of his needs and picturing his recovery is the best salve...
This incredible lad (I'm thinking he's male) came onto our patio last night about feeding time!  We don't get many strays at all, and, fortunately, most cats in this area are well cared for.  He is covered in mats, is thin and weak, and has a respiratory infection.  He went into a trap, but didn't freak out.  Bless him, he has known humans.  He let me caress his head just now, but is wary. Goodness knows what he's been through. It takes months for mats to get this bad. I couldn't get an appt. with the groomer till next Friday, but he sees Dr. Han Monday.  That will give him a couple of days in which to de-compress and gain strength. 
He's getting flower essences for trauma relief and lots of good food.  Send him some love!

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    The founder of Bee Holistic, Cynthia Burke, has been caring for cats most of her life, volunteering with such groups as the wonderful Animal Balance, and Fix Our Ferals. In 2011 Bee Holistic Cat Rescue and Care became a registered non-profit.

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