Her full name…Muhammed Ali, after the boxer. We called her Ali. She had silver, and gray legs with bright, white paws…white gloves, we decided. She used to bat us in the face with them. We came to the name after one week of living with her.
She was born in Las Cruces, NM.
She was with us 18 plus years.
Her last days were sweet. This picture was taken week before last, in Phoenix, AZ.
I guess she was pretty after all. You must be sad.
I’m so sorry. I’ll miss her.
“AND IN THE END, THE LOVE YOU TAKE, IS EQUAL TO THE LOVE YOU MAKE .”
Sorry – i know it is painful…We are thinking of you and Eddie
Lettie
“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.” I’m sorry for your loss.
Shobi would like to apologize for chasing her through the cat door. We will all miss little Ali. Thinking of you. xo
Monica,
So sorry to hear about Ali. We’re thinking about you guys and hope you’re doing ok.
Bryn and JJ
what a beautiful photo…
shared paths with our animals is so special.
What was her real name? Ali Baba? Mohammed Ali? I didn’t realize how cute she was…is this an older picture? Before she started dying her hair?
Never gone from you two….just gone ahead.
Much love,
Veronica
Thank you for posting this. What a beautiful way to remember… I always enjoyed watching her fish. She will be missed.
Ali was a sister to Jane, our cat. She was rescued from my dissolving first marriage; from the country-side around Las Cruces.
you and Eddie eagerly invited her into your lives. Brian and I brought Jane (and her step brother, Toby) to Ohio where she lead a long, contented life, and she moved on 5 years ago. Like Ali, her passing was very, very sad. Their lineage must have had very strong family ties. My heart aches when I see Ali’s picture, as I see she is just like Jane. I shed a tear with you, as I know your heartache – how much she enriched your lives.
I once gave Ali a Christmas present: it was a ball of yarn.
i miss her…..she visits me on my trips and during ill health, i will not forget her