Eza

Spring 1990 to Spring 2008

Eza showed up on a bale of hay in my gardens around May or June of 1990 and never left. I estimate she was about 6-8 weeks old. She grew but not as much as a normal cat and always looked like a seven to eight month old kitten even at the age of 18. She weighed only a few pounds but had an attitude much greater than her size and weight. She saw the coming and passing of two dogs, several cats, one bunny, and one Guinea pig. Eighteen years is a big part of anyone’s history and certainly a big part of mine. I was with her at the time of her death which was rather gentle. I have been fortunate to be with all my animal companions that have passed on in the 22 years I have lived in my house. I think when we have a deep relationship and are attuned to other living things that we can sense when their life force is ready to pass on to new dimensions. She was cremated at Rush Pet Cemetery, a wonderful place outside of Rochester, and her ashes will rest until I and all my animal companions are returned to the Earth and Universe once more.

Once you beging to trust your heart, you will realize that when something gives you joy it is the will of God speaking through your heart. --Emmanuel