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Grayson Allen July 21, 2021-july 26, 2021

 


Watson is being such a good girl helping my aunt Jessica take cat of my new kitten Grayson. Please keep praying for my new kitten and his health.






Meet Grayson The cute kitten My mom and I found by our house.

Birth story:  There is a big stray population here in the part of Ohio that I live.

Grayson was born on the sidewalk by our house my mom helped me by putting him in a box in hope that the mom will care for him but she never came back.

We took Grayson to my Aunt's house she has been taking such good care of him she even took him to the vet last night.

He did not make it and died this morning.

He was a very happy newborn Kitten He loved the stuffed monkey I gave him,

I am so blessed I have these pictures to remember Grayson bye, 

He was a sweet little thing, We did everything we could for him.


Psalm 34:18

The Lord is close to the brokenhearted
    and saves those who are crushed in spirit.

You were Loved little one by so many people and we a glad that you are in no more pain. 

I love you Grayson Allen Forever. 


❤❤❤❤❤❤❤







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  1. Such a sweet memorial to your tiny kitten. I love you!

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  2. Aww! What an adorable little kitten. You did a great job loving him. I love you :)

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