Question by Fredrik: How to deal with my dead cat 3rd and last repost?
I am so sorry for posting 3 times but i am getting depressed he was only 6 months old he got run over by a truck that was working outside here because of a flooding destoryed the property he was orange and small beautiful cat he was so special he never caught any mice/bird anything he loved cats dogs humans and he slept on my head when i was sleeping i dont know what to do this happend 2 days ago it just feels terrible that he had so many years ahed of him and that i will never see him in the window meowing for me to let him in Thank you and i dont live in a populated area village with 800 population thats why i let him out but i think he was sleeping under a truck when the guy in the truck drove of i just hope he didnt feel any pain thank you for reading this again sorry for reposting this will be last time i post this

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Answer by Molly
There is no right or wrong way to deal with a death. Everyone experiences different emotions and feelings towards it. Take some time out for yourself, go to your favourite place to think and relax. Even watch a sad movie if you feel like you want to cry but can’t. Remember to take your time in this process. Look at photos of the cat and remember the memories. When you feel ready you could get another cat if you wanted.

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