coreyjeannoahpat wrote:
Oh, that is so hard to deal with at any time, but much tougher through the holidays. :( It's been a year since I lost my little pet who was like a family member to me. The vet that we take our doggies to is also especially kind when an animal passes; they gave us a seed to plant so that a flower could grow in our yard as a memorial of my little guy. He was a 6 pound Chihuahua, named Soldaro. I called him Sol most of the time. Donating to the shelter in Marty's memory is an awesome idea. Sent you a friend request, btw!
~~coreyjean~~
I'm sorry about Sol. I know exactly what you mean about it being harder at the holidays.
We used to always bury our pets under some sort of flower or plant too but our past few that have passed have been cats that have been 13+ years old and very special to us so were cremated. The summer before last our cat Daphne died, she was one of the sweetest cats I have ever known and my parents got her right after I was born. She would eat raisins and potato chips and in the summer I would often sit on the front porch with a book and a popsicle(usually grape) and she would get on my lap and nap and whenever she woke up lick the popsicle.
Aren't pets the greatest? I have two cats now and I have a chihuahua right now. His name is Sox. He is a pale long haired chihuahua and he is so soft but he sure does have an attitude problem XD. When he was a puppy he didnt look like a chihuahua but instead he looked like a lab puppy. Can you imagine being told you were getting a chihuahua but instead getting a lab? That would have been too funny.
I'll accept your request and any that follow!
