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Friday, April 1, 2016
Little Essie
Sorry this post is late today but our dear little dog Essie is very ill. Our little dogs are family to us, so caring for Essie had to come before anything else. Essie has cancer and since she is an elderly dog we decided to opt for palliative care only rather than anything invasive. She was a rescue dog and is the sweetest little girl imaginable. She has brought so much love into our lives.
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Sorry to hear about your pup. We did that with our last dog, he was sick and not doing well, so we kept him comfortable, sometimes too much care is more stress for them.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
So sorry to read about your little dog - they certainly have a special place in our hearts. Our elderly cat is heading that way too - we just do what we can to keep her happy.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about Essie Mel, take care sending you lots of warm hugs xx
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about Essie. Hope she is feeling a bit brighter. Have a lovely weekend! Christine x
ReplyDeleteMel I cannot tell you how sorry I am to hear your beautiful Essie is so unwell. She looks like a real sweetheart, I will keep you all in my thoughts. x
ReplyDeleteSorry to read about your little one. She looks so sweet. We have an elderly cat with medical issues as well. We feel the same way, it is about quality of life over quantity. I will keep you in my prayers as I know this is hard to deal with .
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about Essie. I know exactly how you feel....and how attached we get to our little ones. Please take care of her.....and you.
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Many angel hugs to you and your sweet gorgeous dog. I understand what you are saying about palliative care as I have had 2 cats pass over with cancer. Your choice is the best for your pup. Sad but the kindest thing. It is always sooooo hard.
ReplyDeleteoh I am sorry. She is sweet.
ReplyDeleteThat's sad, Melody. Our pets always have a special place in our hearts. Essie looks like such a dear little girl.
ReplyDeletePoor little Essie, they're so, so precious. X
ReplyDeleteOh no!!!! Sweet little Essie - what a good mama you are. I'm sure she couldn't be in better hands.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about your little dog. Are they giving her pain meds? Animals are so stoic...you would never know they were in pain until it was really bad. Maybe that's what pallative care is? I always worry about those who can't speak for themselves. Bless her and I pray she goes peacefully when the time comes.
ReplyDeletePoor little dog, IM sure he will have lots of hugs n kisses along the way x
ReplyDeleteoh, poor little Essie. Give her big hugs from us.
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