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I found out how sick he was with diabetes while my daughter was visiting, so I made arrangements for him to be put to sleep this past Wednesday. She helped me find the appropriate place for his final resting place and started the digging process, buy Strattera Over The Counter.

 

As Inga was digging, Kaimana came out to see what we were doing. After investigating, it seemed as if he approved of where he would finally rest, so he went up to the house to take a nap.

 

I have put together a slideshow of pictures for those who knew him, or who would just like to see a beautiful cat at play and at leisure.

 

If you would like to view a larger slideshow, click here.

A hui hou!.

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1 Sonia (foodiesleuth) February 13, 2010 at 8:48 am

I’m so sorry you lost your beloved friend, Lucy. Kaimana sounds like a wonderful companion. Amazing how these dear little creatures steal your heart!

2 Albert & Lily February 13, 2010 at 1:25 pm

Dear Lucy,
We are so sad that Kaimana went to Cat-Heaven.
Your pictutes & slide show brought back many fond memories of the times we shared with you and Kaimana.
We also buried our Mimi under the trees in the garden. Blinky will be there also when his time comes……and so will I!

We have to come and visit when Lily is off work, Friday 19, or Sat. 20 ; also Friday 26, or Sat. 27. If any of those days fit into your scheduke?
Please let us know.

3 Lucy Lee Jones February 13, 2010 at 4:39 pm

I knew you would appreciate the photos of Kaimana! Thank you for the kind thoughts!

You know, if you guys can come down Sat. Feb. 20, it’s the monthly pancake breakfast. Let me know and we can meet there, then come down to the house. But the next weekend is ok, too. Saturdays are better than Fridays, because sometimes I have college committee meetings on Friday.
Aloha,
Lucy

4 Lucy Lee Jones February 13, 2010 at 4:40 pm

Thank you for your thoughts, Sonia! Yes, Kaimana has been with me for many years. He was bright, energetic, but had started to lose weight and energy. I hated to watch him just dwindle before my eyes.
Aloha,
Lucy

5 Marta Randall February 13, 2010 at 5:11 pm

Lucy, my heart goes out to you. It’s never easy, but remember that the kind of life and love you gave him also gave him a joyous life. Let us all be that lucky.

6 Lucy Lee Jones February 13, 2010 at 5:14 pm

Thank you so much for your thoughts, Marta! The vet said he knew it was hard, but that with his medical history, I’d already given him several extra years of life. So it was the best thing – even though it hurt horribly.
Aloha,
Lucy

7 kahuku February 13, 2010 at 5:29 pm

I’m sorry for your loss.

8 Ann Sly February 15, 2010 at 4:18 am

Lucy, I am sorry for your loss. What a lovely memorial you’ve written. Take good care, Ann

9 Pamela Mason February 15, 2010 at 6:59 am

Loss is all around me these past few weeks. When I saw the heading of your blog, I put off reading it. Now I am so happy I did. I am sorry for your loss but so happy for the tribute you have paid that lovely boy cat. What a great guy and so lucky to have had you all those years.

10 Lucy Lee Jones February 15, 2010 at 7:05 am

Thank you so much for commenting on my dear Kaimana. Loss of any kind is difficult, but as a psychologist and retired pastor, I know that loss is part of life. It simply encourages me to live life while I’m still alive! As we say here in Hawaii, “many mahalos” for your thoughts!
Aloha,
Lucy

11 Lucy Lee Jones February 15, 2010 at 12:15 pm

Mahalo for your thoughts, Ann! There are many of my readers who knew him and remember when he was just a baby.
Aloha,
Lucy

12 Jewel April 23, 2010 at 3:43 pm

Aloha Lucy,
Why am I thinking I didn’t know that Kaimana was ill or had gone to pet heaven?
I VERY clearly remmeber the early days of his escapades on Ali’i Drive as a kitten and an ever curious adult.
Kaimana did have a special way about him. I became very attached to him as you know.
I’m happy he is not suffering and can play with all the loved pets that have passed away leaving loving homes on earth.

What a beautiful memorial you created. It brought smiles and tears.
I know he will be missed. His pressence will always be in your heart and mine too. RIP KAIMANA KITTY
Aloha and LOVE to you Lucy, Jewel

13 Lucy Lee Jones April 23, 2010 at 3:48 pm

Thank you for your thought, Jewel! He’d had several hospitalizations with serious urinary tract infections, then seemed to be fine for almost a year. Then symptoms clued me in that somethng was wrong, and it was – he was diabetic. He was fast losing weight and eating about 4-5 times what he normally weighed. It was a hard decision, but the vet agreed that Kaimana had already been given several extra years. He’s buried half-way back on my acre. Many people remembered him fondly! :)
Aloha,
Lucy

14 Carla Clausen September 6, 2010 at 5:42 am

What a gorgeous, elegant beautiful cat! A Diamond, indeed.

15 Lucy Lee Jones September 6, 2010 at 5:50 am

Thank you! He was definitely a real prince! After all these months, I finally was ready for a new kitty and picked her up yesterday!
Aloha,
Lucy

16 Albert & Lily September 6, 2010 at 11:50 am

Dear Lucy,
We are glad that you got back into cat culture again. We always knew you could not go without!
What is her name? You did not say in your blog.
See you soon for a pancake breakfast!
Aloha,
Albert & Lily

17 Lucy Lee Jones September 6, 2010 at 2:59 pm

I thought I did mention her name! The woman who had her until I got her called her Katrina, so I’ll just go with that. I had a Mr. Kaimana so now I have a Miss Katrina – Mr and Miss K. I just had to wait for the right kitty and the right time. I knew I’d have one soon.
Aloha,
Lucy

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