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@imagebeastmarkbeast Also us. I didn't put him down because he was blind, it was because he had lost all awareness of the world around him. All he did was eat and asleep and pace the house bumping into walls. Walks were painful slow, he didn't play, smile, wag his tail. When I picked him up from...

@lagopus I feel so numb and then suddenly I'll burst our crying. I dont know how anyone ever gets over the loss ove a loved one.

@jfgcoffee My dad even cried, I don't remember the last time I sad my dad cry. Moose loved my dad because he always played tug of war with moose even though moose was a jerk who never let anyone else win

@barbarajean63 I'm glad he'll never have another seizure at least

@mrv2u Its fucked up but I'm a little envious. I feel so totally alone in my grief. In the hour before Mooses death I video chatted my 3 best friends and they all cried saying their goodbyes. My friend who hasnt seen moose in 4 years cried on the phone when I told her. Both my parents cried when...

@naomif01 He really was. He was such a good boy. He was my best friend. He was always down for adventure but also loved to cuddle. He was such a velcro dog and was always by my side.

@gosdontez That's the hardest part. He only lived 1/2, maybe a 1/3 the life he should have. He was so full of life and had so much engery people though he was just a puppy even when he was 4 or 5 years old. I truly thought he was going to live such a long life. I never imagined it would be so...

Backstory: I had a 6 y/o pit mix who I've had since he was about 3 or 4 months old. A few months after his 5th birthday, he started having seizures (July 4th 2019). For the next 6 months, he was frequently at the vet, spending the day being monitored, discussing adding or increasing meds, as...