In memory of Mika.

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Mika died today of a fungus infection I didn't notice early enough. Here are a few pictures to remember him by. He was such a cute, funny little axie. :) :(

There are some pictures of him fairly recently and some from about a year ago when he was only little and we first got him.
 

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Aww, he was indeed a cute little one. I was following the story of his final few days in the thread that you made and it does seem that you did everything that you could. I am sorry for your loss.
 
Samyueruchan said:
Aww, he was indeed a cute little one. I was following the story of his final few days in the thread that you made and it does seem that you did everything that you could. I am sorry for your loss.
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Aw I know, he was gorgeous.
Thanks for your kind words. :)
 
Mika was buried in my back garden today, R.I.P.
 
Awwwww :-( Bless Mika. It's always so sad when an axie dies. I'm sorry for your loss. He was a beautiful creature. Put a little flower on his grave from me.
 
Skilly said:
Awwwww :-( Bless Mika. It's always so sad when an axie dies. I'm sorry for your loss. He was a beautiful creature. Put a little flower on his grave from me.
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Thanks :( Yeah it's very sad. I agree, he was beautiful. I will put a flower on his grave for you... :)
Thanks for your kind words. :) :(
 
I am so sorry for your loss! It sounds like you really loved him and did everything you could.
 
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