We have been looking for him since the end of August when we learned he was gone. We suspected that he may of headed back to our old place a couple of miles away. When we returned we found out they let him outside and couldn’t find him. So we got a house/pet sitter and headed to Jellystone for four days. Molly’s wish was to go on a camping trip. They also had a small fund to grant a child from the local chapter to grant a small wish. This summer we helped raise money for families of SMA. She has lost many abilities, but Elephant loved her the way she was. He wasn’t afraid of the loud medical equipment she had, he would cruise around on her power wheelchair with her, he knew when she was extremely ill and would stay in bed and comfort her.
She really wanted an elephant for her birthday, but we settled with a cat named Elephant.
“Two years ago in September we got our little girl what appeared to be the perfect kitten. Here Jennifer Matuszak shares why Elephant is so special to her daughter, Molly. She reached out to Sweet Buffalo for help in locating the family, and although we write our own stories usually, we don’t think we could do hers justice. The cat went missing a few months ago and it is presumed he was adopted by a family in East Amherst. However, the mom is still searching and hasn’t given up hope on finding Molly’s Elephant.Ī local mom has made a desperate plea for the return of a cat named Elephant back to her daughter, Molly, who has spinal muscular atrophy. Update: The SPCA has stated it is not the same cat that was adopted out.
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