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This is for Molly, my german shepherd. I wanted to tell you this.

by Victoria Chisholm
(Maine)

I'll carry you in my heart

I'll carry you in my heart

Mollers, Molly Bolly, Big BOZ, molls.

You broke my heart once in 9 years, and that was the day you died. I love you so much. You helped me cope wth everything. I'll never forget your eyes, or the freckle on your tongue. I'll never forget how you jumped, or barked. I'll never forget your loving ways.

I grew up wth you, you went through so much with me. You taught me how to love. You were the most loyal dog in the world. Two thngs I will carry with me every day.

1) the song I rehearsed to you before you died, and

2) the 6 minutes we went through before and after you died. It was such a hard decision. Your quality of life was lowered. Your brain and upper body functioned, but you were paralyzed, and it was selfish of us to keep you alive as a big german shepherd.

I will love you forever. You will always be my dog, and no other dog will EVER compare to you. Every night when you aren't at my feet I go back to the exact moment you left. I feel lke I'm there. You trying to run away from the stranger with the needle, but you end up draggng your lower half behind you. Once a nurse finally holds you, she tells me to stay close so you could smell me, so you can see I'm there and with you. You lick my hand. You whine, and give me your paw, trying to make them stop. Thnkng I would make them go away. Thinking if you did something nice that it would make everything better and I would keep them away from you. I remember her telling me that you were starting to go because your muscles were beginning to relax.

Finally the liquid in the needle was gone, the nurse let go, and your body lay limp on the ground. Pee poured out of you, because of all the days you lie on your bed holding it in because of your pride and wanting to make us happy, when in all actuality we wanted you to pee in the house.

Your eyes were still open. I would try to shut your eyelids but they just wouldn't close. I waited for you to blink or get up, or resist when I held you but it didn't work. I started to leave the room but I couldn't. Your mouth lay open, your paws in an uncomfortable position, laying in your pee, with your eyes open.

The cross we put around you, whch we expected to heal you, I left on.

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This is for Molly, my german shepherd. I wanted to tell you this.

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My Best Friend Casper
by: kim

My best friend Casper, my 2 year old lovely white german shepherd, had to be put to sleep on 29th Nov 11 with kidney problems.

I held him in my arms while the vet did the injection. It was the worst day of my life. I miss him so much. I have his ashes at home with me.

Always in my heart until we meet up again and always in my thoughts.

Love, mum xx

My Chewi
by: Aaron

I'm so sorry for your loss. I just lost Chewi, my shepherd. He was 10 years old. He passed May 14 2012, yesterday. It was the hardest day of my life.

We were k-9 security partners for 3 and a half years together. We spent 16 hours a day.

He was my life, my best friend. This is a video of him on Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc8jFKphicI

I miss him with all my heart.

A New Year
by: Anonymous

I am so sorry for your loss. I had to make the hard decision on New Years Eve 2011 to put my GSD Tessa to sleep. She had a bleeding tumor on her spleen, hemangiosarcoma.

It was the toughest decision I ever made. I held her so tight when they gave her the last shot. I have her ashes and every day since then I touch her box and say I miss you to death.

I think it's the worst thing that has ever happened to me and my family and of all days, New Years Eve. I'm still struggling with the decision even though it has been over 5 months. :(

I Feel Your Pain
by: Ashley

Reading this brought tears to my eyes. We too lost our beautiful german shepherd Molly, December 20th 2011, in her 8th year. We miss and love her soo much.

Thinking of her, and reading this, allows me to be filled with memories of her. Her bark when she wanted out. That's what we loved about her. She would talk/bark with you.

Goodness, even trying to write about her brings tears to my eyes. So, I know how you feel. There is always a place inside your heart where she belongs. <3

Missing Jordan
by: Jacquetta

So sorry to hear about your loss. I too know your pain as we had to put our 12 yr old GSD who would have been 13 in 2 weeks to sleep this past Saturday, 4/21/12.

She was suffering from quite a few things, including a tumor on her mouth. We adopted her at 5 years old and the last 7 years have been nothing but fun. She will be missed and forever in our hearts.

Motaki
by: Anonymous

I too lost my beautiful Motaki to DM. I had to put her down one month ago at the age of 13 1/2 years. She was diagnosed at age 11 and we kept her going for 2 1/2 more years but first her back legs and then her front legs gave out.

She was still very alert and she just kept looking at me as if to ask me why I was letting them put her to sleep forever. She was shaking and all I could do was tell her how sorry I was and that I loved her forever.

What a horrible, terrible disease DM is. I pray for anybody who has a dog with this disease that something else will take them before you have to make the decision I did.

For Kafka, Our Darling GSD
by: Hazelnut

I have just had our dear, sweet GSD Kafka put to sleep. He had a ruptured cancer of the spleen.

I am in a daze. Cannot function. Body is aching to hold him again as I did an hour ago when he passed gently away in my arms. He trusted me so, taking him on (what I didn't actually know would be) his last trip to the Vets. It is so moving.

Dear Kaffy, Mummy's 'Wolfie,' may the Lord grant you a heavenly new existence...only, don't forget us darling. We love you so much.

Thank you for being the dearest dog and our sweet friend. xxxx

I Lost My GSD too
by: Anonymous

My "Baron" died at 14 years old with pneumonia and septic infection 3 days ago, and my heart is broken. I cried every day for him. I see him everywhere too. Don't know what to do. I just only want to see him again in the rainbow bridge. Hopefully very soon.

My Heart Hurts
by: sue

I am so sorry for all of you and know the feeling all too well. We woke up Wednesday morning to find our 5 year old Millie had died peacefully in her sleep. She had never been ill a day in her short life. She filled me with love and wonder every day. I will always be grateful for the love she taught me.

Atlas
by: Matt

Today I lost one of my best friends, Atlas, to a stroke. While it's uncommon for dogs to be stricken down by them, it happened this morning.

The upsetting thing is not having been able to say goodbye. I live in a different location than my parents, so I just received the call. He was a white german shepherd, very loving, kind, and compassionate. I had him since I was 11 and he was always there, happy to see me.

God bless you and yours. Maybe one day we'll see our loved companions again.

I'm Sorry
by: Anonymous

Victoria, I am very sorry for your loss of the lovely woman's best friend. I was moved by your statement. I can feel your life without the love you need.

Best wishes,
Bunsou Sour,
Phnom Penh, Cambodia

I am so sorry for your loss
by: Patti

I saw your page and it made me stop and look because I had to put my GSD down on July 26th. Her name was Molly. She was 9 as well. Molly taught me what unconditional love is. I got her at 8 weeks old and she cured me and many others of the fear of big dogs.

She was so special. She was a therapy dog and she helped so many people in her short life. She had hip dysplasia her whole life but we had to put her down because she got myelopathy of the spine.

I love her so. She will ALWAYS be in my heart, She is my heart.

God bless you. I will say a prayer for you. Remember, you will see her again when she crosses over the rainbow bridge to greet you.

So Very Sorry for Your Loss
by: Kerry

I just came across your page. I am so sorry for your loss. We had to have our german shepherd Jet put down on 21st September 2011 as she had osteosarcoma in her back leg. We found out back in July 2011.

She was just 9 years old when we lost her. I struggle day by day missing her so much. Your dog was beautiful. I'm sure they are all playing together up in heaven.

R.I.P Molly and R.I.P Jet xx

Rest in Peace, Sweetie
by: Valerie

Spinal Osteosarcoma took my beautiful Sweetie today. She was an 8 1/2 yearo old Akita Shepherd mix, the most gentle girl in the world, who earned her name with her sweet, loving spirit. Run free with no more pain, Sweetie girl. Mommy loves you.

Rocky the Rescue Dog
by: Anna

Reading all the comments has filled my heart with warmth but brought out the tears again.

I rescued Rocky 5 weeks ago from a miserable life. He was happy to be with us even though my 2 year old GSD made his life a tad difficult at times! He was a placid loving boy who had been neglected for the 6 years he was alive. We took him home, gave him love and affection.

He died on Christmas night after having a twisted intestine and spleen. He would not have survived the operation and reluctantly I made the decision to give him the dignity he deserved.

Rocky, I just wish that I had you with me for longer. You deserved so much more. I have been blessed to have had you in my life for 5 weeks. Even Alfred, the young GSD, misses and looks for you.

A beautiful tribute to Molly and to all the other GSDs.

Lady
by: Lynda

I am so happy I found this website. I just knew there would be others out there writing about the loss of their German Shepherd.

Our beautiful Lady had to be put to sleep on July 7th. We learned, unexpectedly, that she had osteosarcoma (a tumour on her pelvis). It was the worst day of our lives.

We, and vets, had suspected her symptoms were related to hip dysplasia. We were hopeful that she would be a candidate for a hip replacement and were shocked when a mass was found in her abdomen.

She was a beautiful, vibrant, sweet and tough girl. She was definitely my protector and best friend. I shed a tear every day for her.

It has been 6 months, yet it sometimes feels like yesterday when we were lying on the ground beside her while she was being put to sleep. I never would have thought the pain would be this deep.

Our new GSD is a real sweetheart. She won't replace Lady, but brings us smiles every day.

God Bless all of you.

My Tara
by: Sharon

Yesterday I held my girl as she drifted off after 13 years and 3 weeks being by my side. Tara - my best friend, loyal beyond belief, eyes so trusting, so gentle that I know deep down I owed her her dignity. That is what I am holding onto very tightly.

I watched her for 3 days and she kept giving me that look that said "You know, I'm quite tired now, but you will do what's best for me to make things right - I know you will."

The strength she gave me through a lot of rough times was always immense. Today I feel vulnerable. My girl is not physically by my side, laying on my feet, nudging me for her treats, keeping me warm and giving me back the cuddles and so much love that we shared. From 8 weeks old until yesterday, she's been my life.

I stayed with her and held her until the end. She came home the same day - her ashes by my side now. My heart is broken.

To have a German Shepherd in you life is a privilege. My girl Tara, "bear-cub," gave me everything. I woke this morning, the first one without her. I am lost.

All my love and thanks to Tara for giving me the pleasures and fun we had. I will miss you forever, goodnight sweetheart, your heartbroken mum. xx

Loss of Molly
by: Anonymous

So sorry to hear of your loss. I really do know how you feel. We have just lost our beautiful german shepherd Bonny. We too had to make that horrible heart-rending decision to have her put to sleep.

She was my best friend, and I feel so lonely without her. She was the most loyal dog I have had. She was so loving, and felt every emotion I felt.

I hope time does heal. I hope you find peace one day, knowing you gave her all your love. She will be with you always. Just close your eyes and she will be there.

Stay strong.

Janette

My Wonderful Friend
by: Tony

17/10/11 I have just had to put my best friend to sleep, age 11. She was called Honey, and as so many of you have said, it's one of the worst days of my life.

She was always first to say good morning and hello when I came home at night. She filled the house with affection and love. Now my day is empty without her by my side. She would follow me around everywhere. I'd go to the toilet, she would wait outside, have a bath, she'd be waiting outside.

She loved playing with our three children, who all grew up with her, and are feeling an emptiness. I am finding Honey hair all over the place. Each one I find makes me sad.

I think I am in a state of shock, because I cannot leave the house without a tear in my eye, and I do not want to come home when the house is empty. I know it's early days at the moment, and time is a healer, but I don't think there will anything that can heal the love I have lost.

Thank you all for sharing your loss. I am hoping it will help by writing it down in words.

One Year Ago
by: Kevin and Susie

Thank you for this site. It helps us put the pain somewhere other than our broken hearts.

We miss Rileyboy so much, not a day goes by that we don't talk to him in heaven. Frankly, I don't know how we've made it so far without him. I have been sick this year, and thought I may not make it, but kept thinking I'll get to see Riley again, so it won't be so bad. He still protects me, comforts me, even a year after he left. The pain is just as deep, just as real, just as hard. Our love will never ebb, and the missing will always flow.

No, we are all not crazy. The German Shepherd is the fiercest protector, the gentlest family member, the sweetest most pure heart to grace the earth.

God bless you all who are as blessed and cursed like us, we walk with you.

Someday, I'll hold you again, my Rileyboy.

Moncho, My Best Friend
by: katia

I feel for all of you. Just last Tuesday I had to let my dear Moncho go. He had a swollen heart and one of his lungs was flooded. It was heart-breaking to see the weight he lost in only 15 days. He was just a shadow of his former self.

It was the hardest decision I had to make and I stayed with him to the end. Now I see and feel him everywhere.

I miss you so much, my dearest and most loyal GS dog. You helped me through my hardest years with your love and loyalty. I will always have you in my heart, dear friend. You were so special.

My Rowdy
by: Minnie

Thank you all for your comments. I just lost my Rowdy at 11 1/2 years old 2 evenings ago and I am completly crushed. He was the most beautiful german shepherd with the most loving personality any dog can have.

My heart is torn apart and I don't know how this will ever feel better. He died at home, which I thought may be easier but it isn't. I am a complete mess.

Thank you all for your kind words and making me realize I am certainly not alone.

So sorry
by: Karen

So sorry that your German Shepherd, Molly, died. I read your story and felt such great sadness. I, too, lost my GS dog, Tiger, this week. He had to be put to sleep as he got very ill and could not walk and was in a whole lot of pain. Luckily, he made it to 9 years.

The worst thing is having to see your sweetheart being put to sleep. I am living in pain every day and night, not having my Tiger at my side. He slept at the foot of my bed every night and I'd sing him a nighttime lullaby since the time he was a pup.

He brought so much love and joy to our family. I know how you are feeling about the loss of Molly. It really hurts a lot. Get another GS in memory of Molly but first allow yourself to grieve a while. That is very important.

Keep strong, remember Molly for who she was and one day, you'll find the strength to go forward with another dog.

My Xena girl
by: Vicstar

I am so sorry for your loss! I had to put my Xena (13yr GSD) to sleep this week and am totally heartbroken! It is the hardest thing to go through, to say goodbye to a best friend! She was the best girl I have ever met! Loyal, loving and proud, and so very protective of her family. I understand your pain!! It hurts soooo bad! xx

Still crying for Dawson
by: Dawson's Mom

I was so happy when I first found this site. That was over 21 months ago. I had lost my beautiful twelve year old German Shepherd boy Dawson. 09-02-09. I posted my feelings, thankful for this site.

Words cannot describe how much Dawson and I loved and trusted each other. When I lost him, I almost lost my will to live. My heart could hardly beat without him (he took most of it with him).

When the heart ache gets too much to bear (which is often), I revisit this site, and read all the stories over and over and over again. I don't know what else to do.

My heart still aches
My tears still flow
Will the pain ever go?

I love you Dawson, and still cry for you every day. Eternally yours - MOM


by: Savannah

Trust me, I know how you feel and what the heartaches feel like. I had a German Shepherd who passed about a year ago. I want you to know that Molly never really has left you and she'll always be there for you. If it makes you feel better you shoul read this- http://www.petloss.com/rainbowbridge.htm

Lady Sasha
by: Frank Hopson

I loved Sasha more than life itself, and when I stood watching the vet, I had to leave the room. After he put Sasha to sleep, he brought her out to me and I carried her to my car. A few years later I carried my dad, who was dying from cancer. The memories linger.

I am a Scot and I am firm. I miss my mum and I miss my dad and I miss Lady Sasha. Life really sucks.

Sweet
by: Anonymous

I'm so sorry for your loss. I think that making this for Molly was such a nice thing to do. I have a dog who is 12, but still a puppy at heart. I'm so lucky that I've had him for so long, and i know I'll feel like you did when he dies. Just remember that you did the best thing you could!

Tara, 9 years wasn't enough
by: Anonymous

We lost our gorgeous girl April 8th 2010. She had DM. What a horrible disease.

We cry for her every day. When I look at where her bed was, the pain in my heart is unbearable.

The day we had her put to sleep haunts me every day. She kept looking at us like, "Well, can we go home now?"

The disease paralyzed her.

What a champion she was, a fierce protector, a big baby.

She'll be in our hearts forever. I can still feel her fur, feel the lick on my face. What memories.

Harvey
by: Anonymous

I am so glad I found this site.

Thank you all so very much for sharing your pain. It helps for us to share our pain. I too had put CBOE my German shepherd and friend of 10 1/2 years to sleep. On Friday Nov. 5 2010.

I never knew you could love a dog so much. I am not much for words but I just had to tell someone how much heartache and pain I felt from my loss.

Thank you MOLLY.

Riley the Wonderdog
by: Kevin and Susie

Riley was the best friend my wife and I ever had.

He was a massive German Shepherd, whose size was only rivaled by his kind and gentle nature.

We were blessed to have had his soul in our lives for 10 years. He could feel so deeply for those around him. When grandma was dying, we took Riley the wonderdog to visit her on her deathbed. She couldn't speak anymore, and Riley knew how ill she was. He put his massive head on the bed next to her, and gave her the last smile she ever had on the earth.

He never grouched or growled at anyone. He was the dog you could have kids climb over and not worry. He protected his family, like all good shepherds, but was so gentle he didn't want to hurt anyone.

Twice he was bitten by smaller dogs, and he didn't fight back, because he knew he would hurt them. That's not to say if an intruder came around he wouldn't protect us. One time a cable guy went in our yard and Rileyboy chased him out and back up his ladder.

He eliminated 9 possums from the yard that I know about, and was very adept at disposing of rats, even with his 130 pounds of muscle.

My heart is broken with his passing. The world is a little darker without him. Everybody who knew Riley loved him. Susie and I will always carry Riley in our hearts.

We love you bigboy!

Max and Drago
by: Anonymous

Today October 16, 2010, a day in grieving. My heart goes out to Molly and your family. I have 2 German Shepherds. Younger one is 3 years old (Drago) and the elder is 14. Today Max (Elder) could not get up. He urinated in his place. He also will not eat anything.

Their life expectancy is much shorter (around 10). I am distraught, because come Monday I might have to let him go. What makes me more sad is Drago (3 years) is watching this whole scenario take place. He understands it perfectly. I don't want Drago to get old. I dont want to see the day Drago is in Max's position. Basically I wish I can freeze time, or better yet rewind it.

I have never met such a LOYAL species. I grieve more for the Dogs in this world than Humans. We Humans have mistreated everything that has come to us.

German Shepherds are my Angels.

The dog can tell from the glance of the trainer the state of the trainer's soul.

Big Head Dog
by: Sue Gallagher

Thank you for this site as I feel it helps to write things down. I am so sorry for your losses... all of you.

The tears are flowing down my cheeks as I mourn our Big German Shepherd "Riley." He was my best friend and protector, he was the best dog we have ever had. Neither my husband nor I has ever grieved as much for anyone else.

He died this week of a heart that was just too big, at the age of 5 1/2. The hole he has left in our lives is tremendous but we know he is feeling better now physically. Fondly called the "Warden" because of his vigilant watch he kept over me, I feel he is still watching from above.

Thanks for all your stories. They are a special breed with a loyalty and deep love that is unmatched.

Good bye my friend, see you again some time.

Best Dogs!
by: Courtney

Aren't they just the best dogs!

Molly is so beautiful. I love her markings.

I have a german shepherd too! Her name is Lexy and she is 2.

My Buddy Boy will be missed
by: Jerry

We too made the decision to end our German Shepherd Buddy's suffering. How unbelievable the pain I feel is, and how hard it was to say goodbye.

From the shoulders up he was the same wonderful loverboy he was for 12 1/2 years. The other half just gave out and that is no way to live. We loved him so much we did the best thing for him. I am lost, and I miss him so. My heart is broken and it will forever be missing a piece.

Buddy was the best friend I could have had, and he was like a son to me. He was my child and I loved him so. My wife is also heartbroken, as he was her son as well.

Thank you Buddy for all the love, companionship, sleepless nights when you were a puppy and when it stormed. Thank you for the loyal, trusting, protective things you did. I felt safe when I was away knowing you were there to protect the girls. It hurts. I can't get over it, it hurts so much.

My German Shepherd
by: Anonymous

My baby, Shadow Annabelle was put to sleep, May 25, aged 11.

My heart is broken.

A friend
by: Christina

I went through the same situation. George held his pee, though he couldn't walk. He licked my face to the second he stopped breathing.

He went more violently than Molly.

I cried reading this, reliving my own pain, but I'm so glad I found it, because I know I'm not alone.

Lost without my Dos!
by: Dawson's Mom

So sorry for your loss. I lost my handsome, beautiful boy Dawson on September 2, 2009. I have buried my young husband and grieved for him.

I picked Dawson out when he was 3 weeks old. He was nicknamed my HARRY HUSBAND! He became my rock. Was with me 24/7. Have had dogs before, but never had a relationship like I had with Dos. He was 12 1/2 when I had to make that horrible decision to part with him. It has ripped my heart out. There are no words to describe my pain and loss.

I know exactly how you feel. I thought the experience of losing my husband would prepare me for this loss. NOT!

Be brave that is what I am trying to do.

In loving memory of my beautiful boy Dawson.

The loss of your shepherd
by: Anonymous

I think I know what you are going through. I lost my long haired GSD last September when she passed away in my arms from a severe seizure. I still grieve over her and the thirteen years we had together. I had two family members pass away last year, and I never shed a tear or got so upset as much as I did on that sunny September day I when I lost her.

My Best Friend, Buck
by: Anonymous

I just lost my best friend Buck. He was a beautiful German Shepherd who I had the pleasure of knowing for 10 1/2 years.

He became sick last week. We took him to the emergency vet and learned that a tumor had ruptured on his neck. The vet removed the growth and we took him home.

He was doing fine until 12/22/09. He was walking into his house when he laid down and died.

I will be lost without my "Buckboy." I have grieved over other animals that I have had in the past, but this seems different. I truly loved my dog. He will be forever missed at my house. I buried his body in the back yard and I buried his gentle spirit in my heart.

I love you always, Bucky. Love Me

I feel for you
by: Kayley

I was in the same situation with my dog Scarlett. She would always chase the ball as fast as lightning. It was slowly stopping.

Going to the vet didn't help. We tried surgery..... It didn't work. I looked at her as my parents said they thought it was time. I didn't want to believe it but it would be the right thing to do. We helped her out of the house into the car. I couldn't go and watch that happen to the most loyal dog in the world. As I hugged her my tears hit her soft fur. I took pictures.

I am totally lost without Scarlett. But I will throw the ball to her the second I get to heaven.

I love and miss you, Scarlett.

Bruno
by: craig

I had my german shepherd Bruno put to sleep today, 17 0ct 2009. I've been through so much in my life and he was always been there for me. I knew when he looked at me the night before that it was time, and I took him to the vets the next morning. He was always terrible at the vets for barking, but he could not be bothered with anything when he went in today.

I'm happy he is at rest now. I can't stop crying when I think of him on the vets' floor, but then I just think of all the fun times and it gives me comfort. I'm glad he left his claw marks on every door in my house. We'll all miss this crazy, jolly and very naughty german shepherd.

I miss you Bruno.

I feel your pain
by: James

I lost Jade yesterday, a graceful, intelligant most loyal German shepherd. She would have turned 11 on the 14th Sept 2009, but became very ill a couple of weeks ago. She had a cancer of some kind, either in the form of a tumour in her kidneys or lymphoma.

I had her put to sleep as the kindest thing to do. She could barely get her back end up off the floor, and was so very weak and laying in her urine as her bladder was not working.

I am so very sad today. I lost my best friend. We had been through so so much together, and she brought me great joy and comfort. I repaid her with a fantastic life full of love and happiness.

But for today there is a hole in my heart.

Never to be forgotten Jadepig xxxxx

R.I.P until we meet again

Your Molly
by: Tom

Victoria,

I send my sympathies to you on the loss of your Molly. Trust that you did right for her. She is free and running healthy and happy at the Rainbow Bridge and she will watch over you forever.

I lost my boy Ned 2 months ago and I will never forget him.

When that memory of Molly's last day on earth creeps into your thoughts think of the happiest days with Molly. I try to do that with Ned. Think of Molly as just being in another room. Listen for her bark in the wind and wait for her to come visit in your dreams. She wants you to be happy.

Molly is in her new home in Heaven
by: Lisa

I am so very sorry for your loss! Words cannot describe the sorrow I feel for you.

I lost my beautiful german shepherd/border collie "Bella" on March 28, 2009. She was just 2 1/2 years old and had no health problems. My vet said she must have had a heart issue because she died in her bed, looking out the sliding glass doors. We were home all day, left for an hour and she was gone when we returned. She was still warm. I was in shock for weeks and think I still am.

But, I bought a book that has helped. "Cold noses at the pearly gates". I am 100% positive that Bella is in heaven enjoying her new home with new friends and one day we will be together.

I will pray for God to bring you peace that passes all understanding. I know that is what I continue to need. You will get through this.

When someone becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.m Treasure those loving memories. They will help your sorrow. You can email me at lalexanderbluiz@yahoo.com

Lisa Alexander

Your shepherd
by: Anonymous

I'm sorry. That's all I can say. I feel every bit of your pain as I had to put mine down last Nov 30th. There's nothing in the world like the love of a dog. God how i miss mine, and after reading yours I miss him just the same. I feel and share the same pain you feel. God bless you and stay strong....

John from NH

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