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Rest in peace Kahlua

Usually we share happy moments and fun things. But this week’s a tough week for us, and most of you would know how special our cat is to us. We’ve had to say goodbye to our beloved Kahlua yesterday :'( Our loyal companion of 12 years left us very suddenly on Wednesday afternoon. She’s never been away from us, has moved 4 times. It’s so strange and will take some getting used to. We are just so grateful, that she passed away very peacefully. Both our kids don’t know a life without her.

Kahlua, we will miss you, rest in peace.

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