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RIP Smoky

It is with much sadness that we report that our cat Smoky has departed for the Rainbow Bridge. Smoky came to Sanctuary House as an adult - he was actually found in a graveyard - so we were never sure of his exact age. He was a large, very fluffy, extremely friendly cat, who was a favorite with his many cat friends. Smoky's "real" name was Clement since he first mysteriously appeared  
on St. Clement's Day - but he looked like a cloud of smoke, so he quickly became Smoky.

Smoky's best friend Sava is missing him - really all of us are missing him! See you at the Bridge, Smoky.

 

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