Why Losing a Dog Can Be Harder Than Losing a Relative or Friend
“Many bereaved pet owners will even mistakenly interpret ambiguous sights and sounds as the movements, pants and whimpers of the deceased pet.”
“Many bereaved pet owners will even mistakenly interpret ambiguous sights and sounds as the movements, pants and whimpers of the deceased pet.”
“She curled up in my lap for the long car ride home and looked at me with such love in her eyes, as if to say, ‘Thank you.’”
“I was about to tell the volunteer we didn’t have an interest in the dog when over the loudspeaker I heard, ‘Christy, please call the office. Christy, please call the office.’”
“Antler had been hit by a car… this stoic mother was in constant pain and never left the side of her puppies… she made it up those stairs and cared for her babies.”
There are many wonderful books speaking to all variety of things dog, but once in a while, a story comes out that gives one pause, touching to the very core.