Saving My Cat: Why No Price Was Too High

It's often said that you can't put a price on life. But what happens when it's the life of a beloved pet?
 
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  • Posted By: Buddycali @ 09/14/2008 7:02:27 PM

    Comment: We would like to know what has happened to "Fritz"since. Being a true cat lover myself and having spent a couple thousand dollars on a cancer operation for my cat, which including taking one eye, I found myself very sympathetic toward this article. Would like to know if "Fritz" is still going strong as my cat is after 3 years.

    Elizabeth Espointour
    lizesp@juno.com

  • Posted By: JudyJoe @ 09/11/2008 10:58:32 AM

    Comment: I think this is admirable and there are many people that only wish they could save their pet but...they just cannot possibly for og the expense sad but true. There are many who would say just leave the animal bee. Others will go into debt. I myself do not judge. I would try to save my pet the best I could and I have 3 times. Even if I could not go beyone 5,000dollars I am willing to do all I can to make an namial better. Animals may not have sould becasue they do not need one! Think about it!!!!!

 
 
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