Nina, also known as Nina Beans, Beanie Baby, Beansie, and many other nicknames, was a sweet girl, who loved nothing more than cuddling up with her loving family. She would follow us from room to room, looking up at us with such adorable, loving eyes, eagerly waiting for us to sit down, so she could immediately climb up onto our laps. She would curl up on us for hours, looking up at us sweetly while she lay there. Whenever we came home, she would get up and greet us at the door, and she loved company, greeting them and demanding pets from anyone who came over. She was such a clever cat, and knew exactly how to play us. Whenever she wanted to move over from the living room chair to the kitchen counter, she would look at us, wiggle her butt, and pretend like she was about to jump, knowing either one of us would quickly bend over and provide her a bridge to walk across. She would often jump up on our shoulders and ride around to get wherever she wanted to go. She was an avid lover of french fries, potato chips, and laser pointers. Whenever we would eat fries or potato chips, she would aggressively try to get some for herself, including wrapping her paws around our arms and pulling the food closer to her. She loved chasing after the red dot of her laser pointer, even into her old age. But most importantly, she loved us, and we loved her immensely in return. We cherished every second of the time we had with her, and we will carry her memory in our hearts forever. Rest in peace sweet Nina. April 2004-May 6th, 2024.
In Memory...
Nina, also known as Nina Beans, Beanie Baby, Beansie, and many other nicknames, was a sweet girl, who loved nothing more than cuddling up with her loving family. She would follow us from room to room, looking up at us with such adorable, loving eyes, eagerly waiting for us to sit down, so she could immediately climb up onto our laps. She would curl up on us for hours, looking up at us sweetly while she lay there. Whenever we came home, she would get up and greet us at the door, and she loved company, greeting them and demanding pets from anyone who came over. She was such a clever cat, and knew exactly how to play us. Whenever she wanted to move over from the living room chair to the kitchen counter, she would look at us, wiggle her butt, and pretend like she was about to jump, knowing either one of us would quickly bend over and provide her a bridge to walk across. She would often jump up on our shoulders and ride around to get wherever she wanted to go. She was an avid lover of french fries, potato chips, and laser pointers. Whenever we would eat fries or potato chips, she would aggressively try to get some for herself, including wrapping her paws around our arms and pulling the food closer to her. She loved chasing after the red dot of her laser pointer, even into her old age. But most importantly, she loved us, and we loved her immensely in return. We cherished every second of the time we had with her, and we will carry her memory in our hearts forever. Rest in peace sweet Nina. April 2004-May 6th, 2024.