Josh Groban, a singer and composer, is in sadness over the sad demise cat, Sweeney, when he was just 16 years old.

Groban was forced to go to Instagram to convey the devastating news, and he also released a slideshow of photographs with a poignant respect to the late singer.

A fluffy, wiggly, explosion of love invaded my existence on March 13, 2004,” he said in his composition.

“Holding him in my arms for the very first time, bringing him home, introducing him to my world, and also him instantaneously putting his faith in me to become his mother.” That day marked the beginning of what would turn out to be one of the most profound heart connections of my life.”

“Anyone who has ever before cherished a pet dog understands that the time you spend with each other… the boundless delights of the popular minutes, the quiet tranquillity amid storms, it’s a friendship unlike anything else,” he said further. “They are part of our family.”

As a result, Groban had the privilege of spending 16 extraordinary years with his furry best friend, who, in his words, evolved from a “rascal puppy” to “travel companion” to a “calm and dignified senior pet who was only slowed by his worn out body and never by his bright intellect.”

Groban was with Sweeney in his last moments, and despite the fact that he is extremely sad, he asserts that the despair of loss is the price we must pay in exchange for the present of love.

Sweeney also taught him a lot about love, which he is grateful for.

Groban hopes that anyone who desire to honor Sweeney’s memory will do so by making a donation in his honor to the American SPCA or their local animal shelter or rescue.

“Go have a good time with your pet,” he said. “Incorporate one into your daily routine. There is a lot of love waiting for you. “I really like you, Sweeney.”

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