freedom0777
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This is a bit pre-emptive, but we just got the just the worst news from the vet, our wonderful dog has cancer on her spleen and liver. She is going downhill rapidly (losing weight, not eating, etc.) and is clearly in pain. We have gotten her pain meds and scheduled to have her euthanized on Friday. I feel completely broken, but am trying to keep it together for her last few days. Even though I know in my heart this is the right thing to do it doesn't help the pain I'm feeling. She has been there for my husband and I through multiple cross-country moves and every wonderful high and horrible low we've been through since we got her 6 years ago. She has such a pure soul and would light-up any room that she walked into. I know some people will say she is "just a dog," but I feel like I am losing a part of myself. This house is going to be so empty without my cuddle buddy, hiking partner, and all-around best friend.
Here are a few pictures:
Edit: Thank you all so much for your kind words! This has been incredibly difficult on my husband and I. My husband has been taking it very hard as Sally is the first dog he has ever owned. We did want to share that we will 100% be with her at the vet's for her final moments. She has loved us unconditionally and without any hesitation through the years, we feel as though it is the least we can do to show her some of that same love as she passes on.
Edit 2: My husband wanted me to let you all know how much he appreciates your kind words. He has really enjoyed reading about all the lovely things people have been saying about Sally. He has also found comfort in everyone sharing their stories about their wonderful dogs. We spent all day giving Sally every treat and all the cuddles and plan to continue until her appointment on Friday.
Here are a few pictures:
Edit: Thank you all so much for your kind words! This has been incredibly difficult on my husband and I. My husband has been taking it very hard as Sally is the first dog he has ever owned. We did want to share that we will 100% be with her at the vet's for her final moments. She has loved us unconditionally and without any hesitation through the years, we feel as though it is the least we can do to show her some of that same love as she passes on.
Edit 2: My husband wanted me to let you all know how much he appreciates your kind words. He has really enjoyed reading about all the lovely things people have been saying about Sally. He has also found comfort in everyone sharing their stories about their wonderful dogs. We spent all day giving Sally every treat and all the cuddles and plan to continue until her appointment on Friday.