Missy was such a sweet girl who loved everyone and loved going on an adventure. She was a eternal puppy always full of life. Even as a old girl people always asked how old was our puppy. She is sorely missed.
What a wonderful boy Mylo was he was so caring and super smart. He loved nothing better than snuggling up when I was sad. He loved carrying big sticks the bigger the better! I miss him so much.
Died in 2018 and she was my first ever dog and I fully believe my two current dogs are her split into 2 personalities, her hyperactive side and her calm loving side, I still hear her little nails scraping on my kitchen floor as she walks and I’ve never fully gotten over the fact she’s gone I still hope some day I’ll come home and she will be waiting for me in my room.
When I first came home from the vets I thought it would be with my cat and she would be all better and healthy but the sad reality is it doesn’t always end that way. I headed home hoping the next day she would come with me but instead I returned with her soul in my heart, a card and her fur, The lovely memories of her I didn’t want to just throw away so I thought rather than hiding them I should display them. I put all the cards from my past companions along with some memories of her such as a little milk pot I got when I took her to the emergency vets, her favourite treats, her medication, her favourite food and her collar and I placed them all together to create an amazing memorial spot in my room so she and my other companions are cozy with me always
Me and my family went away from home for a week and we returned to see her weak and very skinny and we weren’t sure what was wrong with her so we took her to the vets and they said she’s very dehydrated and she’s been like that before so we thought nothing of it, we watered down her food and fed her some pain medication and water with a syringe until she suddenly wouldn’t move not even her tail and that was a bad sign, a cats tail is basically its spine and if a tail is unable to move there’s a problem with their spine. We soon found out she had feline Lukemia after we suspected maybe she fell off a fence and injured her back but there was no bruising so that was the only thing that we thought of a testing unfortunately proven us right. We buried her in her favourite spot where I had picnics with my cats near my house around the back and she now rests next to her brother
He ended up in the same situation as his sister, he suddenly became really weak and skinny and I knew it was coming to the time where he rests comfortably, and it was hard for me to accept this fact but I knew it was coming eventually. We took him to the vets and we explained his sister came in and had feline lukemia so the vet ran tests on him and all of his levels mainly to do with his kidney and liver were “the worst the vets ever seen in such a young cat” as the vet said and I had a think back to his sister and how much pain she was in so I thought it was best to let him rest and we had him buried next to his sister and planted flowers on top of his grave and his sisters now they rest peacefully
You were the kindest and the funniest dog I could of asked for.