Heartbreaking Tearjerker

Oh, that Jenny Jinya. She never fails at ripping our hearts out. 

The talented artist who has a gift at tugging on people's heartstrings has returned with another heartbreaking comic. If you aren't familiar with Jinya's work, they all feature neglect to animals. It's sometimes hard to digest but there is a powerful meaning and message behind every story she tells. 

Stories of dogs, cats, birds, elephants, you name it, Jenny Jinya will tell it and leave you punched right in the feels.  This time, it's about a neglected parakeet who couldn't live up to its owners expectations and was a nuisance. Just a friendly heads up, you'll want some tissues in arm's reach. 

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It's all about being there. Through it all. Being there with your beloved pet is love. 

Jenny Jinya is no stranger to heartbreaking animal comics that leave us running for some tissues. At this point, we know whenever we're able to read one of her new comics to have tissues ready at hand. Jinya has a gift of conveying important messages in an achingly haunting yet beautiful way. 

We were first impressed by her "Good Boy" comic and haven't been let down since. Since then, Jinya has tackled very serious animal issues in several comics. 

You can follow Jinya on Twitter, Instagram, and/or become a patron to support this artist. 

The news of L.A. Zoo's African lions Hubert and Kalisa hit us pretty hard. The pair were always together, never having cubs, but still, side by side for many years. Best friends, soulmates, this duo truly loved one another. 

Last Thursday, L.A. Zoo, made the difficult decision to humanely put the pair down with euthanize, due to their declining health and illnesses due to age. 

Denise Verret, director of the L.A. Zoo, had this to say about the beautiful pair, "Hubert and Kalisa are an iconic part of the L.A. Zoo experience, and our staff and guests have been touched by their loyal companionship. Their longevity is truly a testament to the level of expert care our veterinary and animal care teams provide for our elderly animals. These lions will remain a positive part of our history, and they will be greatly missed."

We will miss you, Hubert and Kalisa. Rest in peace. 

Story via CNN

PREPARE THE TISSUES. 

Jenny Jinya never fails to punch you straight in the feels. What started as one heartbreaking tale of a "Good Boy," has lent us down this eye-opening path in which the reaper collects abused animals who did nothing wrong in this life. 

Yes, these comics are heartbreaking to us all, but it's more than that. It's an untold truth in our world and Jenny Jinya is simply bringing awareness to it, and shining a light on the topic. 

This comic's topic: dogfighting. It is tough to read through but it gets the message across - end dogfighting! 

Oh, Jenny Jinya. You've done it again. We are just a sobbing mess after reading your comics. 

Jenny Jinya, artist behind the popular "Good Boy" and "Black Cat" comics, has recently shared her newest comic. 

And yes, it's just as heartbreaking as the previous ones. 

All of her comics, as devastating as they may be, are in hopes to spread awareness and send a message to the world. 

For example, her previous comic was created in order to shed light on some real problems -- this time, the victim being birds and culprit? Plastic.

Check out her Instagram or Twitter for further updates! 

Jenny-Jinya is at it again! Breaking hearts and punching our guts -- right in the feels. 

You may recall her popular comic "Good Boy" or the "Black Cat," both devastating illustrations in which death welcomes these poor, defenseless animals whose deaths are related to mankind heartlessness or negligence. 

The artist is creating these stories to shed light on some real problems -- this time, the victim being birds and culprit? Plastic.

Plastic has been linked to a major decline of seabird populations, 67% decline between 1950 and 2010. 

Here's to hoping that this comic opens more eyes to the real problems at hand: 

You might recall seeing this story awhile back, a comic featuring a black cat passing into the afterlife. 

The artist behind the viral comic, Jenny Jinya, has shared some unseen panels, a sequel, to the story that really completes it. 

Rest assured, it's still a story that will punch you straight in the feels and cause an endless flow of tears, but we really appreciate this ending. 

You can see more of Jenny Jinya's work on Instagram and check out the comic that started it all -- 'Good Boy.' 

Ahh, the onions! They burn the eyes!

You might recall a story shared not too long ago, titled 'Good Boy,' the story of Death coming to take away a dog into the afterlife. The artist, Jenny Jinya, has created another version but this time with a black cat. 

This has the same feel to it but it seems even more punched with the feels. If you scroll down to read, just be prepared for an attack of the sniffles and maybe have a few tissues beside you.

Give your cat a big hug. 

And if you have a black cat, share a pic with us in the comments below! We love them so. 

Ya'll ready for some heartfelt feels? Artist Jenny Jinya created this powerful comic titled, "Good Boy" and we've been crying ever since. 

With an added important and realistic message at the end, we love this story, regardless of how sad it may seem. 

You can follow Jenny Jinya on Instagram or check out her website! 

Grab those tissues, folks, there won't be a dry eye (or nose) in sight. Whenever we say goodbye to our beloved pets, it's NEVER easy. But we never really hear the vet's side of an euthanasia, until now. 

In a viral post by Brenda Gough, we got to see and feel what a vet experiences during this difficult time...and it's still NEVER easy. 

This story is a tear-jerker, make sure you have that tissue box near and ready! The owner of two beautiful 16-year-old Birman cats was forced to accept the fact that she will be moving into a nursing home and would not be able to bring her beloved cats with her. The most difficult part of making this decision was because she was worried about her loves and to make matters worse, her family was unable, and unwilling, to take the cats in. She was left with one choice, return them to the shelter. 

Story originally found via Cole and Marmalade