Passed away cat tattoo

For my cat who passed away a year ago.

“For my lil fur baby who passed away 5 years ago 😓❤️ #cats #cutecats #bestmeow”

This is my first tattoo! I got it in memory of my cat Tigger who died on August 20, 2008. He was my best friend, and I wanted to do something special for him. I had him for six years, and became very attached to him, and now he will always be with me. : ) rest in peace, baby .

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