On Friday, I had to put down my little girl, Sadie Mae. It was a roller coaster ride, especially the last day, of the vets finding something that was treatable, to her having seizures, and back and forth.
Ended up being cancer - mast cell tumor - that I had been asking them to checkout for months, but kept getting the answer “we don’t think that has anything to do with it, so we’re going to put that on the back burner for now until we figure out the big problem”.
She was a rescue from the county shelter and I’d had her since 2000 and she was a couple years older than that.
I feel sad every time I read these threads, as I’ve been in this situation many times. You had thirteen good years together and I’m sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved baby.
I’m sorry, too Orionizer. I tell myself every time I lose one that the time we had is worth the pain. Then I tell myself how much it supremely sucks that we don’t share a common lifespan.
So, so sorry. Just went through it myself twice in the last two month, the latest just a couple weeks ago. Nothing prepares you for the big hole in your heart. Hang in there.
So sorry for your loss. We had to euthanize out little Sydney beagle a week before my birthday, in July. She developed anemia, and two blood transfusions and a splenectomy couldn’t help her.
We rescued another beagle two weeks later. The house was too quiet, Ginger was moping around looking for her sister, we just couldn’t take it. Winston has filled a hole in our hearts we weren’t sure could be filled.
I don’t mean to take away from the OP’s story, but I felt your pain so much and want you to know it gets better.
Love the one with the Christmas bows! She looks so happy in her pictures and you can tell she was truly loved. I have had to make the decision to put down dogs, cats and once, a horse. It is never easy, but it is the right thing when they are suffering. It is the last act of love.
She looks like she was a very happy doggie. Rest easy Sadie Mae. I have a pup in her twilight years and I’m thankful for every day I have with her. She’s having some medical issues right now and I know it’s only a matter of time.
Just know that you did good by her and when you feel the time is right, I hope you will give another dog a new chance at a good life.