R.I.P Holly
Hey readers,
How's things?
As you can tell from the title, I lost my second heart rat, Holly.
Yesterday I made the immensley hard decision to put Holly to sleep after she was battling a series of very aggressive chest infections and old age.
Holly suffered a lot with infections and we suspect it to be due to bad stock. It was horrible to see her so sickly her whole life.
When I rescued Holly and her sister, Polly in January earlier this year, you all know I wasn't supposed to be keeping them as permanent residents, but I am so so glad I did.
Holly and Polly opened my eyes to how incredible rats were.
Polly was extra cheeky but Holly was reserved and mellow and really kept to herself.
When Polly passed, me and Holly stuck together like glue and I fell in love with her all over again.
Holly became very very loving and affectionate and really came out her shell.
I'm glad I got to spend time with Holly on a one-to-one basis as when Polly was alive she was such a dominating personality I felt like I never really got the time for me to be with just Holly.
Losing Holly has been extremely challenging, it's the end of an era to me.
They were my two girl rats and I adored them.
I don't know how I'm supposed to adjust to no longer having a girl to relax with. When I'm ill they keep me company in bed and I remember the naps I used to have with my two baby girls tucked into the pillows next to me.
My boys are my world but they really need entertaining so it's a demanding task to have them out.
I tried a lot of stuff with Holly but nothing ever worked and towards the end I felt like she was losing what little life she had left.
I wanted her to pass with dignity and knowing her sister was going to be there to make it easier comforted me a lot.
Holly passed on the 29,10,16.
Good night my angels.
I will never forget you.
How's things?
As you can tell from the title, I lost my second heart rat, Holly.
Yesterday I made the immensley hard decision to put Holly to sleep after she was battling a series of very aggressive chest infections and old age.
Holly suffered a lot with infections and we suspect it to be due to bad stock. It was horrible to see her so sickly her whole life.
When I rescued Holly and her sister, Polly in January earlier this year, you all know I wasn't supposed to be keeping them as permanent residents, but I am so so glad I did.
Holly and Polly opened my eyes to how incredible rats were.
Polly was extra cheeky but Holly was reserved and mellow and really kept to herself.
When Polly passed, me and Holly stuck together like glue and I fell in love with her all over again.
Holly became very very loving and affectionate and really came out her shell.
I'm glad I got to spend time with Holly on a one-to-one basis as when Polly was alive she was such a dominating personality I felt like I never really got the time for me to be with just Holly.
Losing Holly has been extremely challenging, it's the end of an era to me.
They were my two girl rats and I adored them.
I don't know how I'm supposed to adjust to no longer having a girl to relax with. When I'm ill they keep me company in bed and I remember the naps I used to have with my two baby girls tucked into the pillows next to me.
My boys are my world but they really need entertaining so it's a demanding task to have them out.
I tried a lot of stuff with Holly but nothing ever worked and towards the end I felt like she was losing what little life she had left.
I wanted her to pass with dignity and knowing her sister was going to be there to make it easier comforted me a lot.
Holly passed on the 29,10,16.
Good night my angels.
I will never forget you.
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