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Eviecats
After hitting a few snags, I finally got her home. This is my memorial doll of snickers; my very large and interesting cream/peach tabby. The fur is orange, but the right color was extremely hard to find. This was closest I could get without spending more time looking for someone willing to spray paint fur for me. >.<
The maker was extremely wonderful. She walked me through most everything, sending me pictures of her too. Because of that I was able to show her the right colors and locate the closest fabric. As well as explain some things, which she was very understanding. I would most definitely recommend her to people, she gave 110% and was completely attentative to my needs for it. As my cat died, alone at the vets office and I haven't let myself forget that.
I will admit the doll is not perfect; However that was not the makers fault nor due to lack of trying. As the right color is tricky, just like how snickers was extremely hard to photograph and effectively show her colors. ^-^; She literally did everything she could to make it perfect even stuffing its belly more then usual to simulate Snickers girth. She was quite the pudge butt when she was alive.
I didn't actually originally plan to commission a doll of her, but thinking about it I changed my mind and actually went with an animal I knew being if I was gonna spend that type of money I wanted to keep it a long time.... we don't really have any pictures of her maybe seven in total. None of which really capture her color or eye colors. ...I wanted to remember her, but I suffered enough trauma when I was younger to where my memory is just gone. ...I couldn't even remember her eye color without looking at a picture. So really I needed it.
When I took her out after trying to open the box for like ten minutes, tricky darn boxes. I hugged her and I immediately cried. I miss her so much, and it really bothers me I don't get to see her at her grave anymore. ...I used to feel better when I could see her. It can't ever replace her, but it makes me feel better bringing home my cat that should've come home.
EviecatsAfter hitting a few snags, I finally got her home. This is my memorial doll of snickers; my very large and interesting cream/peach tabby. The fur is orange, but the right color was extremely hard to find. This was closest I could get without spending more time looking for someone willing to spray paint fur for me. >.<
The maker was extremely wonderful. She walked me through most everything, sending me pictures of her too. Because of that I was able to show her the right colors and locate the closest fabric. As well as explain some things, which she was very understanding. I would most definitely recommend her to people, she gave 110% and was completely attentative to my needs for it. As my cat died, alone at the vets office and I haven't let myself forget that.
I will admit the doll is not perfect; However that was not the makers fault nor due to lack of trying. As the right color is tricky, just like how snickers was extremely hard to photograph and effectively show her colors. ^-^; She literally did everything she could to make it perfect even stuffing its belly more then usual to simulate Snickers girth. She was quite the pudge butt when she was alive.
I didn't actually originally plan to commission a doll of her, but thinking about it I changed my mind and actually went with an animal I knew being if I was gonna spend that type of money I wanted to keep it a long time.... we don't really have any pictures of her maybe seven in total. None of which really capture her color or eye colors. ...I wanted to remember her, but I suffered enough trauma when I was younger to where my memory is just gone. ...I couldn't even remember her eye color without looking at a picture. So really I needed it.
When I took her out after trying to open the box for like ten minutes, tricky darn boxes. I hugged her and I immediately cried. I miss her so much, and it really bothers me I don't get to see her at her grave anymore. ...I used to feel better when I could see her. It can't ever replace her, but it makes me feel better bringing home my cat that should've come home.
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Housecat
Size 720 x 540px
File Size 53.9 kB
The hardest part of being the caregiver for a companion animal like a cat or dog is that they never live long enough for us to treasure them as much as we wish we could. This is a beautiful way to keep the memories of Snickers close to you. I sorry you lost such a beautiful soul; I hope that having this physical token helps to ease the pain you feel from the cat-shaped hole in your heart.
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