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ACremationAndMemorialForBlue

ACremationAndMemorialForBlue

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Jacob Freeman

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Jacob Freeman

Jacob Freeman

Las Vegas, NV

$345of $450 goal
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Anyone who had the opportunity to meet Blue knows he is a lot of things all at once. Friendly. Engaging. Loving. Destructive. Infuriating. But what he was alive all else, was loved. Fiercely. Anyone who ever spent any amount of time whatever Chace & I were living could plainly see what an integral and vital member of our family that little cat is.

Blue didn't have an easy start to life. He was brought back from the brink at an early age, before we knew him, eventually surviving feline leukemia. Except for the fact that his growth was stunted, physically always resembling a kitten, you could never tell. Lovely. Engaging. Social. He was a fighter. He won his life hard.

I often think of my life, my entire existence, as being supported by two pillars. My partner, Chace, of course, who is already taking on more and more weight as he attempts to get me through this. But the second pillar is this little cat. He really is my best friend, my most loyal little companion. The thought of me getting home from work but not being greeted enthusiastically by Blue makes my heart hurt so, so bad I can't describe it. But worse than that, if you knew me and Blue personally, you know that our favorite joint activity was cuddling. I would go to bed nearly every single night, on my side, with him curled up in a ball, as close to my chest as he could make himself be. If I was just chilling with friends, he was on my lap. I think the one activity I participated in the most cumulatively since we got him was cuddle with Blue. Sometimes he'd lure me into a sleep trap, insisting that if napped, I napped.

But my little man is leaving us. Right now. Right this very moment. I'm watching him fade, steadily, I'm real-time. That's why.I'm starting this find, because he deserves SO much more than a "disposal," or a "communal cremation." A friend like Blue deserve dignity, respect, and something should that says "BLUE WAS HERE. AND BLUE WILL ALWAYS BE HERE." I set the fund amount to cover the cost of a private I'm cremation, with a moderate package that includes a modest urn, a memorial frame, and a couple keepsake urn pendant necklaces for Chace & I, because he was in every part of our life. And honestly... We want him to continue to be in every part of our lives.

Thank you.

Fundraiser Updates (1)

October 02, 2024
Jacob Freeman
Jacob Freeman

Good morning everyone.

My apologies, as I've posted this fundraiser to various platforms with an update individually, but not updated the fundraiser itself.

But, it is with perhaps the heaviest heart I've ever had, accompanied with what no doubt has been the most tears shed of my life, I'm updating you all with Blue's last night and morning with us.

On September 30th, I had my 1st overnight, 10-hour shift at my job. It took every ounce of willpower to even make myself go, but before I left, I sat down with Blue. Gently petting him, and giving him light forehead kisses, I reminded him of how much I loved him, what a good boy he always was, and told him he did not have to hold on for me. That I would understand when was gone when I got home.

But, 11.5 hours later, when I did get home, there he was. Still breathing. When he heard my voice, he struggled to lift his head and look for me. But, despite being blind now, and despite the great deal of effort expended in lifting his head, he managed to look right at me. That broke me. At some point, unfortunately, being weak and stupid, I could take no more, and went to my bedroom and sat on my bed.

Chace, however, stayed out there. And it wasn't very long before, on the morning of October 1st, he let go. There was never any indication of pain. No howl. He just closed his eyes, and stopped breathing, all the while being told he was loved and being held by his other Daddy. So, as much guilt and regret and pain that I carry for not being out there in his last moment, I am grateful that he was not alone. That he could have had no question that he was loved deeply.

He was picked up, carefully, and lovingly placed in a box we prepared for him a couple days prior. We do still have him. We have nowhere really to take him, since I will not allow him to just be surrendered coldly. I won't go into details, but for now he is somewhere sufficient for another couple of days maybe.

But now, more than ever, we need help. I feel, on my bones, that he held on as long as he did because he knew we needed him to. He held on long enough to wait for me to come home from work, and have a whole 2 days to learn how to pretend to not be a broken human being.  And he tried to give us enough time to be able to take care of him afterwards. But we are now running out of time.

Please, for Blue, anything anyone can stand to give, or for Blue, please share this to every platform you can. My little Blue prince  needs a proper place to be put to rest. Please.

Skye Bibby

Skye Bibby

$30 • Recent donation

Anonymous

Anonymous

$100 • Top donation

Samantha Manard

Samantha Manard

$50 • First donation

Organizer

Jacob Freeman

Jacob Freeman is the organizer of this fundraiser

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ACremationAndMemorialForBlue

ACremationAndMemorialForBlue
Jacob Freeman

Jacob Freeman

Las Vegas, NV

Fundraising for

Jacob Freeman

Fundraising forJacob Freeman|
Animals
Donation protected
👍 0% fee

Anyone who had the opportunity to meet Blue knows he is a lot of things all at once. Friendly. Engaging. Loving. Destructive. Infuriating. But what he was alive all else, was loved. Fiercely. Anyone who ever spent any amount of time whatever Chace & I were living could plainly see what an integral and vital member of our family that little cat is.

Blue didn't have an easy start to life. He was brought back from the brink at an early age, before we knew him, eventually surviving feline leukemia. Except for the fact that his growth was stunted, physically always resembling a kitten, you could never tell. Lovely. Engaging. Social. He was a fighter. He won his life hard.

I often think of my life, my entire existence, as being supported by two pillars. My partner, Chace, of course, who is already taking on more and more weight as he attempts to get me through this. But the second pillar is this little cat. He really is my best friend, my most loyal little companion. The thought of me getting home from work but not being greeted enthusiastically by Blue makes my heart hurt so, so bad I can't describe it. But worse than that, if you knew me and Blue personally, you know that our favorite joint activity was cuddling. I would go to bed nearly every single night, on my side, with him curled up in a ball, as close to my chest as he could make himself be. If I was just chilling with friends, he was on my lap. I think the one activity I participated in the most cumulatively since we got him was cuddle with Blue. Sometimes he'd lure me into a sleep trap, insisting that if napped, I napped.

But my little man is leaving us. Right now. Right this very moment. I'm watching him fade, steadily, I'm real-time. That's why.I'm starting this find, because he deserves SO much more than a "disposal," or a "communal cremation." A friend like Blue deserve dignity, respect, and something should that says "BLUE WAS HERE. AND BLUE WILL ALWAYS BE HERE." I set the fund amount to cover the cost of a private I'm cremation, with a moderate package that includes a modest urn, a memorial frame, and a couple keepsake urn pendant necklaces for Chace & I, because he was in every part of our life. And honestly... We want him to continue to be in every part of our lives.

Thank you.

Fundraiser Updates (1)

October 02, 2024
Jacob Freeman
Jacob Freeman

Good morning everyone.

My apologies, as I've posted this fundraiser to various platforms with an update individually, but not updated the fundraiser itself.

But, it is with perhaps the heaviest heart I've ever had, accompanied with what no doubt has been the most tears shed of my life, I'm updating you all with Blue's last night and morning with us.

On September 30th, I had my 1st overnight, 10-hour shift at my job. It took every ounce of willpower to even make myself go, but before I left, I sat down with Blue. Gently petting him, and giving him light forehead kisses, I reminded him of how much I loved him, what a good boy he always was, and told him he did not have to hold on for me. That I would understand when was gone when I got home.

But, 11.5 hours later, when I did get home, there he was. Still breathing. When he heard my voice, he struggled to lift his head and look for me. But, despite being blind now, and despite the great deal of effort expended in lifting his head, he managed to look right at me. That broke me. At some point, unfortunately, being weak and stupid, I could take no more, and went to my bedroom and sat on my bed.

Chace, however, stayed out there. And it wasn't very long before, on the morning of October 1st, he let go. There was never any indication of pain. No howl. He just closed his eyes, and stopped breathing, all the while being told he was loved and being held by his other Daddy. So, as much guilt and regret and pain that I carry for not being out there in his last moment, I am grateful that he was not alone. That he could have had no question that he was loved deeply.

He was picked up, carefully, and lovingly placed in a box we prepared for him a couple days prior. We do still have him. We have nowhere really to take him, since I will not allow him to just be surrendered coldly. I won't go into details, but for now he is somewhere sufficient for another couple of days maybe.

But now, more than ever, we need help. I feel, on my bones, that he held on as long as he did because he knew we needed him to. He held on long enough to wait for me to come home from work, and have a whole 2 days to learn how to pretend to not be a broken human being.  And he tried to give us enough time to be able to take care of him afterwards. But we are now running out of time.

Please, for Blue, anything anyone can stand to give, or for Blue, please share this to every platform you can. My little Blue prince  needs a proper place to be put to rest. Please.

Organizer

Jacob Freeman

Jacob Freeman is the organizer of this fundraiser

$345of $450 goal
7Donors
5Comments
5Share ArrowShares
Skye Bibby

Skye Bibby

$30 • Recent donation

Anonymous

Anonymous

$100 • Top donation

Samantha Manard

Samantha Manard

$50 • First donation

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