This is a true and emotional story about a cat named Moning. It is a story about love, kindness, loss, and the painful reality of animal cruelty. This blog post is written to remember a loyal pet who became a real part of our family.
Meeting Moning: A Cat Who Felt Like Family
Back in the year 2001, our family had a cat named Moning. He was a male cat with beautiful golden fur that looked very similar to a tiger. His fur shined under the sunlight, and his eyes were full of life and curiosity.
What made Moning special was not only how he looked, but how he acted. Unlike other cats, Moning loved human attention. He enjoyed being carried and resting on someone’s lap.
Whenever someone sat on the couch, Moning would notice it right away. He would run toward that person and gently ask to be carried or placed on their lap. It felt like he trusted us completely.
My elder brother brought Moning home while I was already in my second year of college. From that day on, Moning became a permanent part of our household.
More Than a Pet: Moning as Our Protector
Moning was not just a loving cat. He was also very helpful around the house.
At that time, we had a problem with rats. They would enter the house and cause trouble. But when Moning arrived, everything changed.
He chased away the rats and kept our home clean and safe. Because of him, the rats slowly disappeared. He protected our house in his own simple way.
To us, Moning was not just a pet. He was a friend, a protector, and a family member.
The Bond I Had With Moning
I loved Moning very much. Even today, I still remember the feeling whenever I saw him nearby.
Every time I noticed Moning around, I could not resist patting his head. It became a habit. His fur felt warm and comforting.
Sometimes, when no one was looking, I would carry him like a baby in my arms. I knew it looked funny, and I got caught several times doing it. But I did not care. That was my way of showing love.
Moning never complained. He stayed calm, relaxed, and happy. It felt like he understood that he was loved.
Something Terrible Happened to Moning
In the year 2005, something terrible happened. One day, we found Moning badly injured.
Someone, possibly from our neighborhood, hurt him. It looked like a hard object was used to hit him.
Moning returned home in a very painful condition. He was struggling to walk, just like a drunk person trying to stand. His bones were broken, and he was bleeding badly.
This was not an accident. This was an act of animal cruelty.
The Moment That Broke Our Hearts
My younger brother informed me about Moning’s condition. As soon as I heard the news, I rushed outside to check on him.
When I saw Moning, my heart shattered.
He was barely standing. The moment he saw me, he collapsed.
His legs were broken. Worse than that, his head was badly injured. He was bleeding terribly, and one of his eyes was already coming out.
It was one of the most painful sights I have ever seen.
A Cat Who Came Home to Say Goodbye
When I looked into Moning’s eyes, I knew something important.
He knew that he was dying.
The injury probably happened several hours earlier. The person who hurt him may have thought he was already dead.
But Moning did not give up.
Despite the pain, he pushed himself to get up. He used his remaining strength to return home.
In my heart, I believe he did it to say his last goodbye.
Even in his final moments, he chose love over fear.
Moning’s Death and His Legacy
Moning passed away in January 2005. He was only five years old.
If I remember correctly, today marks his death anniversary.
Even after many years, the pain is still there. The memories remain strong.
Moning taught us about loyalty, love, and trust. He showed us that animals feel pain, emotions, and affection just like humans.
Animal Cruelty Is a Serious Crime
What happened to Moning was not right.
Animal cruelty is a serious issue that still happens today. Animals cannot defend themselves or speak for justice.
People who hurt animals show a lack of compassion and humanity.
To the person who did this cruel act, justice may not have come immediately. But every action has consequences.
Kindness matters. Cruelty leaves scars—not just on animals, but on people too.
Why Stories Like This Matter
Sharing stories like Moning’s is important.
It reminds people to treat animals with respect and care. It raises awareness about animal abuse and cruelty.
Pets give us unconditional love. They ask for nothing in return except kindness.
We owe it to them to protect and respect their lives.
Remembering Moning
There is a photo of Moning stored on my computer. Whenever I see it, memories come flooding back.
I remember his golden fur. His calm behavior. His love for resting on laps.
I still miss Moning.
This blog post is for him.
Rest in peace, Moning. You will never be forgotten.
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