Thank you Laura
________________________________ From: cattailmeadows <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, February 1, 2012 10:11 PM Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re: My dog is dying Well, first of all, it's my belief that you should never feel guily for "ending a life" if you're doing it out of love and compassion for your sweet pet. If he is in pain, then it's the right thing to do, and is indeed the kindest thing you can do for him. I believe it's selfish to keep your pet alive because you cannot bear to see him go. Remember, he is at your mercy to do what's right for him. I think it's wonderful that we humans have the ability to end our dear pet friends' suffering...even if it's one of the hardest things we will ever have to do in our lives. Laura --- In [email protected], "C.M." <carolynminerthree@...> wrote: > > But how do I know when? And how do I not feel guilty that I ended his life. I > sorta understand the pain and all that, but I just look at my Joe and can't > imagine it. > > > > ________________________________ > From: cattailmeadows <cattailmeadows@...> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, February 1, 2012 9:58 PM > Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re: My dog is dying > > > >  > > My thoughts are with you, Carolyn, during such a difficult time. I think Joe > is trying to thank you for being such a good "mama"...and I think he can > sense your heart is breaking for him. Just remember, when the time comes, he > will be waiting for you at the Rainbow Bridge. > > Laura > > --- In [email protected], "C.M." <carolynminerthree@> wrote: > > > > Hi friends, > > My dog, Joe (some of you "oldies" know him) is dying. Two weeks ago, the > > vet gave me the "news". My Joe is almost blind, can't hear and has > > tumors/lumps all throughout his body. He's only 12 years old - I rescued > > him one day before he was scheduled to die - He's a 26 pound > > corgie/staffie/doxie black and white beautiful dog. > > So sorry you guys, I'm crying. But, no amount of money will fix Joe. I > > think he's getting worse quickly - more difficulty breathing, more > > coughing/choking; limping even more, not eating and there's more. > > What's strange is that he's become a "velcro" dog. Now, he just wants to > > be near me - which breaks my heart. Is he trying to say goodbye? Is he > > trying to say he hurts? > > When the time comes-which sounds soon, what do I do? > > Do I take him to his vet? Then what do I do with my Joe's body? > > You all have unfortunately, been through this, but I haven't and I don't > > know what to do. > > Can you please help me? > > Thank you, > > Carolyn > > Joe, Koby, Penny > > >
