AngelsMommy

Reading your posts made me cry. It brought back all of the memories of my mpoo that we had to deal with this earlier this year. I know what you are going through and hope that all of the support that you have from your family will make it easier. Sending positive energy your way to make the transition easier.

Each day will get easier, at least you still have your Enzo. Poos are such a blessing as they seem so good at reading moods and what you need.
Thinking of you today.
Blessings.

Fbkathleen

This is a bit late as I have been offline for awhile. Thank you so much for your kind words about Fred. We had Sarah's son say goodbye to Fred through Skype as he now lives in Austin with his dad. The vet was fantastic, so caring. Fred loves to go to the vet anyhow so it was a good place. He passes quietly without suffering. I sat with him for awhile afterwards then sat at Hospice by a brick we had made for Sarah. It was peaceful and quiet and a good place to be. Lots of tears. Last night I remembered one of my funniest Fred stories. I was going out of town in the morning so I was filling the pool. I let Fred out into the yard and he pulled the hose out of the pool, flooded a garden, and happily rolled in the mud. I had to give him a bath, wash the towel as there is nothing like a stinky dog towel and barely got any sleep that night. It was not funny at the time but looking back, it was so Fred. He had a great sense of mischief and a wonderful personality. Thank you again. We are doing better, and Enzo is a sweetheart.

Marta Elmer

My heart goes out to you, just let the tears and gentle memories heal your soul. You are such an inspiration for all. Stay strong!

ArreauStandardPoodle

My deepest and heartfelt sympathies.

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HerdingStdPoodle

I am sorry that you are hurting. Fred is so blessed to have you.
HerdingStdPoodle