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RIP Remmy, the cat

Late this morning we said good-bye to our sweet kitty Remmy. 

Remmy, whose longer name was Remegius, came to Sanctuary House years ago on October 1st, the feast day of St. Remegius - having been found on the streets of Princess Anne, MD. For several years the people who found him, also sponsored him, making an annual donation for his care.

Remmy was mostly a cat's cat - he loved other cats, but was not very interested in human attention. As he grew older he became far more tolerant of humans, and even enjoyed being petted - held or brushed, not so much! He loved sitting on the window sill, staring into the distance, or sitting on the top of the cat tower surveying from that high vantage point. He was sweet and gentle, and was a special friend to the other very shy cats, especially Una and Veronica - all of the other cats and I miss him very much.

Until we meet again at the Bridge, rest in peace Remmy!

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