There wil never be a replacement but I think the people offering are trying to ease your pain in some way.
Hope you feel better soon.
Michelle

I'm feeling with you: Every pet is special...
Big hugs to you
Bettina

Refresh me again as to how she got away. I missed some of those post. Kay

I'm sending you an Angel of Animals to help guide Graycie home to you, I will say an extra prayer that she returns safely, soon. I feel your pain and know what you are going through. Hugs and prayers, Meganne

Dear Vicki, nothing that I say will help. Just know that I am thinking about little Graycie and hoping she will be home soon. Hugs Sarah.

I am so praying that you will let us know she is home. Love and hugs, and sunlight to ease the darkness 'till she comes back. Love Christine

Thinking of you Vicki and a big hug to make you smile ok

I hope you get her back soon. Hugs DeVon

Dear Vicki,

I do hope someone has seen your beloved Graycie. I'll keep on praying that someone has seen her and will contact you as soon as possible. Love and blessings Chris

So sorry to hear that she is missing. I hope and pray she returns like my daughters cat did after being gone for a few weeks. I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers. If the burglers have her, I hope they return her to you out of guilt.

So sorry for your loss it is so hard to lose a pet it is like a child it hurts so much but pray it will return to you.

I'm so sorry for your loss! I know how that must feel, as my baby, Stormy, was over 20 years old, and finally gave in a couple years ago. I miss her all the time, big fluffy ball of love. :( You will never 'replace' her, but you can always take another in eventually. I had another cat before my Stormy passed away. She is a wonderful source of comfort. Take care!

I cried more when lost my chow/shepherd cross after 17 years than I did when I buried my parents. Not that losing them was easy, but it is hard to verbalize what our companions mean to us. I am so very sorry.

Grief is a journey,
often perilous and without clear direction, that must be taken.
The experience of grieving cannot be ordered or categorized, hurried or controlled, pushed aside or ignored indefinitely.
It is inevitable as breathing, as change, as love.
It may be postponed, but it will not be denied.
Molly Fumia

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Sending more prayers for Graycie's safe return. You may just get a Christmas surprise.

Don't give up hope just yet. I have 14 cats and no they aren't all indoor cats! Twinkles was one of the indoor-outdoor ones and loved the woods. After a spring tornado she came up missing and was gone for 5 weeks. She is a very stronge cat having survived already 2 other life threatening experiences so we held on to our hope that she would return. After the 4th week it looked very dim but then there she was in the bedroom window wanting in. Looking more dead than alive so thin and emancipated that I think you could see the blood running in her veins. I gathered her up found some soft warm towels and cuddled her up next to me believing I was just giving her love in her final hours. The next day my neighbor came over and asked me if my cat had come home, they had been cleaning up some of the storm damage and removed some trees from off their old van and she had been trapped in it! She must have sought shelter during the storm and in the weeks since it drank rain water that seeped in from the crushed in roof. She was pregnant when she got trapped so I hate to think it but had to have aborted and..... well to sum up she is fat and sassy today just 4 months since it all happened and hasn't spent the night out side since!!!

HOPE just hang in there!

Yipee Gracie has been found!