The adventures of Milo And Otis EXTENDED ENDING

Normally, I wouldn't be mentioning lost movie scenes or anything else on any websites or forums, but giving the sad nature of this film's extended ending... Well... I decided to talk about it.
I'm pretty sure a lot of you have seen my personal favorite, The Adventures of Milo and Otis, right? That cute film about a orange Cat and a pug-nosed Pup going on cute adventures since their birth? Apparently, there was a fully-filmed scene that was supposed to extend the film after the credits, but... It got scrapped at the last second, mainly because the creators didn't want to put the subject of death in their film.
I was one of those workers.
I was a member at Columbia during the filming process of Milo and Otis, and even made a few good friends. We would chat about other popular films while we were on break, and it was fun. Sorry, I'm getting off-topic, aren't I?
Apparently, Milo died while we were filming the ending scene, and... We were extremely heart-broken. I mean, the cat was still young, but we... Didn't realize that it was sick... But apparently, this also gave us an idea.
We decided to find another orange cat that looked extremely similar to Milo for the extended cut on the film, and we thought it was perfect for the role. We decided to skip 5 years, to make the extended cut more accurate. We even made a full memorial video for Milo to put into the movie, right after the scene had been completed.
However, it was kinda saddening to see a young kitten die at a pretty young age... I mean, I didn't want to finish filming for the film, and quit my job because I don't like tackling the subject of death, since I'm scared we might've done it wrong.
The day after, I received a newspaper from my mailbox saying "Columbia kicks the bucket! Milo and Otis scene scrapped!", and I was relieved. I was worried people would get mad at the company if we left that scene in. I still don't know the true reason as to why we came up with that idea in the first place. Why would they want to tackle the subject of death, even though they could have done it wrong? That I may never know... and I think it is for the best, honestly...
It is better if the true reason remains... forgotten... through time...
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