With great joy I join this contest that fills me with emotion and beautiful memories. Grateful for the opportunity that @blurtimals gives us to share the love we can give to our pets, who are another member of our families. Unconditional love that our pets share with us day by day. To vibrate with the energy of love is life and for me it has been extraordinary to share that vital energy with my pet Pinky.

In October 2019, Pinky, my beautiful cat, arrived home. It was just one month and 15 days old when I started the paperwork for his adoption. In those days I was living only with God and my garden. In one fell swoop all my family was either out of Aragua state or out of my beloved Venezuela. I saw the information about Pinky's adoption in a social network. I immediately felt a tenderness towards that kitten that I didn't even know where he was until I managed to communicate with the person at the contact phone number for the adoption process. I can say that it was a plethoric love that I felt for that kitten. As soon as I saw to start the process, we were both filled with love. The day he arrived he already had a name, on the way home we gave him the name Pinky. In those days Pinky and I shared the whole day. I dedicated myself to train him, he turned out to be very intelligent. Pinky would eat next to me. I had a small sofa made with a pillow that I reused and he would take his naps there. Sharing with Pinky was a wonderful and learning experience for me. My beautiful cat lived up to the heart in his fur. I shared with Pinky until recently when he came out of the house and arrived startled, he approached me as if he was saying goodbye and in minutes he died. He went to cat heaven. In minutes I remembered everything we had lived together. Every day I remember him with so much love and joy because that is the energy we shared during our interaction.

This is the last image I managed to immortalize of Pinky's presence in my home. It usually accompanied me on my morning and afternoon walks in my garden. Was an excellent companion and never ceased to be alert, almost expectant to my actions, during the tour of my living space.