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.
It's time to finally write this. I haven't been able to really accept that he's gone, and it's been four years. I feel so guilty because I didn't do his
I rescued you when you were a senior, 12 years old. Over the last 5 years you've enriched my life with your unconditional love, your strength, your determination
You were only four weeks old when you came to live with me. We shared every single day and every single night for 15 years. You went shopping with me,
