For the second time this year Martha Stewart is burying one of her beloved animals.
Martha just posted the following message on her Twitter page:
"Mozart the cat just died -- he was nineteen and did indeed have a beautiful life. we just buried him next to pawpaw -- he was a lynx himalayan."
Stewart's dog, Ghengis Kahn, died in a freak explosion at a kennel back in March. Her 13-year-old pooch PawPaw passed away in April of '08.
R.I.P. Mozart.
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(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsOh, I'm sorry to hear that! It is always difficult to love a beloved companion...my condolences, Martha Stewart...
Rest in peace, Mozart. You and Ghenghis Kahn and Paw Paw were so fortunate to live in such luxury and love while so many strays live on streets and are put to death in so-called shelters.
My sincerest condolences to you, Martha. RIP Mozart, PawPaw and Genghis.
When I hear about pets passing, I get all misty. When I hear about drug dealers, gang banger and other criminals getting gunned down or violently killed, I get all happy inside. Does that make me a bad person?
:what ev errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr:
Both her pets lived long lives. She takes care of her animal friends.
Sad when a furry friend dies but I bet that cat was worth more than I make in a year!
Whataschmuck, burn in hell.
I just went through this cycle, losing pets that were with me for 25 years. Now I have my new young pets, and am again looking at a long period of happy companionship. Hardcores will never appreciate how much we are gifted by the simple friendship of our fur buddies.
Martha, he was a beautiful boy. Condolences on your loss.
Martha, I am so sorry for the loss of your precious pet. It is always comforting to know that a pet lived a wonderful life in a loving home. Take care.
Second Dog
Some times I look for traits in you
of a little dog you never knew:
A dog that loved me all his days
and understood in special ways.
But that's not fair to you, you elf:
You're not a substitute, but yourself.
You've eased the loss and soothed the pain
and tugged my laughter home again.
Yet, puppy, I at times I almost start
When your eyes recall him to my heart:
You'll never lack for love, it's clear
Because of him you're twice as dear.
Author: Lee Avery
Your friends and family may leave you. Your pets are always there for you, loyal and loving. I am sorry to hear that Ms. Stewart has lost the animals that she loves.

















