On July 14th, 2023, I, Inuki Mckenna, aka “White-Eyes, The Grey Death”, a Grey Tabby cat mixed with 41% American Domestic cat, 13% Maine Coon, 13% Somali, 12% Norwegian Forest cat, 11% Scottish Fold and 10% European Domestic cat crossed Rainbow Bridge. I was born on April 18th, 2005, in Warwick, Rhode Island, making me 18 years, 2 months, and 27 days old, or 218 months and 27 days old, or 6,662 days old at the time of my crossing. However, you look at it, I lived a long, happy life. I am survived by my “pet parents” Dad Daniel Mckenna and Mom Lauren Watts-Larsen, and now join my late brother Kama “Orange-Face” McKenna, an orange and white Tabby (2/28/2022- 11/22/2010). My best friend was Abbie Watts-Larsen an old lady Japanese Chin, whom many times I came close to touching when sleeping. In my old age, my favorite toys were random felt balls with tails on them and bells inside, and live wild birds that I would hunt in my youth. I loved being petted, cuddling, resting on my heating pad, and demanding treats. I disliked my feline housemate Guinness, who pestered me until the end, but showed concern when something would happen. My favorite place to sleep was in my own dedicated armchair equipped with my automated food bowl, heating pad, and layers of soft tie dye blankets. My favorite foods consisted of Heart to Tail Chicken flavor cat treats and Cereal Milk. I was supposed to have one and would sneak the other. I was able to share many great memories with my family. Some of them include, watching me run then jump and grab a bird as it was trying to take off from the middle of the yard, doing so in a way that made me spin 180 degrees in mid-air with bird in mouth, the way I would stand next to Dad on the couch then meow and gently tap his arm with my paw for pets, the way I would use my toe beans to gently boop the blind dogs that lived with me if they were about to collide with me, Dad watching me be born and helping me out of my amniotic sac, standing under Mommy and looking up at her until she picked me up and snuggled me, they also thought I had the cutest tiny sneezes, when I would steal whatever dog food the dogs left on their plates, and how I looked so cute in outfits and bow ties. I loved my vests and sweaters when it got chilly. Everyone’s favorite memory as well as my own, is how I made a house a home.