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RIP Yanah

It came as a complete surprise to discover this morning that our kitty Yanah had departed for the Rainbow Bridge. Yanah was young, and from all appearances, quite healthy - she loved canned cat food and she was always energetic - running, jumping, and playing in Chewy boxes. Yanah came to Sanctuary House as a very feral kitten - she did not like people, but she loved other cats. In the few years that she lived here, she had decided that she would touch my hand, but God forbid that I touch her! Nevertheless, we had our routines: every morning when I fed the cats I put some aside especially for her . . . and we often discussed the possibility of her letting me pet her. . . . maybe when we next meet at the Bridge, Yanah!

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