For Fee Fee


For you and your family.

pet.... For those of us who know the wonder of that relationship--the absolute and unconditional love-- the pain of your loss is deeply felt.

May the good memories sustain you always.

Safe passage to Fee-Fee, and wishes for peace for you and your family.

who will all be missing Fee-Fee.

Fee-Fee meets my Heidi, Darwin, Abbie, Sophie and Bo on the other side of Rainbow Bridge.

Our first dogs were Schnauzers, long time ago. They were so cute and smart. I still dream about them.

I hope Fee-Fee meets up with them in Schnauzer heaven.

because, unlike children who turn into adults in their teen years, when a dog gets into his teens he dies of old age. So you spend a decade and a half building an affinity for this weird little creature, only to have its life extinguished.

Maybe that's why we love them: because their lives aren't lengthy, logical or deliberate, but an explosive paradox composed of fur, teeth and enthusiasm.

And you'll never meet a person who is so genuinely happy to be with you.

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/dog_paradox

Goodbye sweet dog.

They seem to tear away a little of our hearts when they go, don't they?

I know how much it hurts.

I adopt older animals and it never gets any easier. It sounds like you've given both pups a wonderful life, especially since you kept them together. My heart goes out to Cash too, experienced that when we lost one dog and her devoted brother was left behind as well. That was heartbreaking. Fee Fee was so very fortunate that she had you...

I'm so sorry.

Your words do mean a lot.

The Lounge is a healing place.

If dogs & cats had longer lifespans, the world would be a happier place.

Peace, and RIP Fee-Fee.

...open our hearts to our critters, knowing full well that we will outlive them in most cases, yet we di it anyway because our lives are richer for it.

Wishing you strength.

I never know what to say at times like these. Just that I know how much it hurts and my heart goes out to you.

(((rug)))

Just two of many over the years;

Mr. Beau Brummel. Summer of 1995 - June, 2004


Ch. Mr. Beau Tye. Summer of 1984 - May, 1993


I'll just leave this here;

i am so sorry for the loss of your friend

That is exactly how I want to be remembered

We disagree on some things, but we still have more in common than not. The death of a pet is the same as the death of a family member

Rest assured, Cash is happy in dog heaven awaiting you.

So much shared sadness.

Thank you all again.

We brought her to a crematorim this morning and my daughter, who knew her since she was conscious, is picking out a small urn online.

The curious thing is there was a room with two ovens for humans and a smaller room with a smaller oven for pets. She was eleven pounds.They charged by the pound. Who knew?

I'm thinking of all of you.