Jenny, My Girl....
by Jeanette Laramie
(Mactier, ON Canada)
The hardest decision I ever made was to have you put to sleep. It was not something I expected to do or even thought of when you came into my life 6 years ago. But, Jenny my girl, you were so sick, yet refused to let me know. Such a brave little Dachshund you were.
I promise to look after your babies. They also miss you so much.
Life was not fair to you, Jenny. But I pray that there is happier life for you in the Beyond. At least maybe you can walk and play there.
It's been 1-1/2 months now since that hardest day,and even as I sit here writing this memorial for you, the tears are flowing and streaming down my face.
I Love you, Jenny... Rest well, my girl, and know you are always in my heart and on my mind.
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