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When I was 4 years old, my uncle and cousins found a puppy with her leg caught under a dumpster. Instead of killing it and putting it out of its misery, my cousins pleaded with my uncle to keep it alive.
So, they gave the puppy to me that day. We took her to the vet, got her leg in a cast and took her home. Naturally, we named her Lucky. Lucky was the sweetest, most gentle Dog I've ever met and she never stopped being a puppy.
After having her in the family for 18 years, she keeled over a few days ago. I wasn't too upset at the time, because she was mega old and had tumours all over her body, so I knew it was coming.
Today, it sunk in that I'll never get to cuddle with her again.
And I cried. Hard.
I just want her back for five minutes to say goodbye.
I miss her so much.
So, they gave the puppy to me that day. We took her to the vet, got her leg in a cast and took her home. Naturally, we named her Lucky. Lucky was the sweetest, most gentle Dog I've ever met and she never stopped being a puppy.
After having her in the family for 18 years, she keeled over a few days ago. I wasn't too upset at the time, because she was mega old and had tumours all over her body, so I knew it was coming.
Today, it sunk in that I'll never get to cuddle with her again.
And I cried. Hard.
I just want her back for five minutes to say goodbye.
I miss her so much.
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Dog (Other)
Size 453 x 604px
File Size 52.8 kB
lost my molly girl like that, she was a gorgeus beauty like your lucky babe (she's a beauty) and was mega old tumors eye sight and hearing fading, for a day or so not to bad then bam walk outside its just smokey there i cried and cried. its not easy to lose something as close to you as your pup was. was at work ignored molly that day before i went in, always will regret that man. sorry for your loss man, those animals are a biig piece of our hearts.
I'm so very sorry that she passed. Right now the memories are fresh and raw in your mind but with time, the sadness will be replaced with sweeter memories and as long as you keep her in your heart and mind; she is never really gone!
The gift of being human is that we get to love, cherish and nurture many dogs over the course of our lifetime. Know that she is safe and pain free and that at some point in the future, when you are ready, you will find another beautiful four legged companion to snuggle with and love.
The gift of being human is that we get to love, cherish and nurture many dogs over the course of our lifetime. Know that she is safe and pain free and that at some point in the future, when you are ready, you will find another beautiful four legged companion to snuggle with and love.
OMG, that made me cry, I was remembering my dog Bandit (hence my name and suit design) ... I lost him December 2, 2009 ... I cried so hard at the vet's office when I seen him drift off, he had cancer in his nose. I had Bandit since he was 8 weeks old, got him Christmas eve of 1997. To this day I burst into tears remembering all the fun we had, all the adventures we went on and I would love to see him again .... and will ... he is waiting for me here >>> http://www.indigo.org/rainbowbridge_ver2.html .... I bet Lucky is there running around and playing with many other pets that are just waiting to cross that bridge together. *wipes tears away and hugs you tight*. SB.
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