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Today is one of the saddest days of my life. I have to say goodbye to the my best friend, Shadow. I've been lucky; he helped me raise both of my daughters and stood by me when my mom crossed over. He would have been 15 next month.....I will be with him until he crosses...........Truly a day I knew was coming but didn't want to face it. Thank you Shadow for being there when I needed you. I will miss you with every beat of my heart...I love you....Now you will be able to play with Bruno again....BFF for you guys...You'll both be healthy again. XOXOXOXOXO 
Our beloved Sylvie lost her battle with tumors on July 2, 2010. Sylvie came to us at the age of 4 weeks and immediately became one of the best part of our lives. She taught us the meaning of friendship and companionship. My baby will be forever in our family's hearts. Never will there be a minute that we do not think of you and miss you. I am sure that you are chasing the flowers at Rainbow Bridge, and running without pain. Always and Forever Love Mommy and Daddy 
Mooky came into our family as a very timid and insecure dog, and her time with us was WAY too short. During the 5 years that we had her, however, her personality truly grew, and she blossomed into a sweet, loving, incredible family companion. She accompanied us everywhere, from sleeping at the foot our our bed; laying by the dinner table; perched on the landing of our stairs to watch both levels; taking and picking up kids from school; and always playing outside with all the kids in the neighborhood. From the first day we got her from the rescue, she never spent the night alone or boarded. Mooky was everything from a running companion to me, to a companion to curl up with to watch movies on a winter's day. Although, she never completely grew out of some of her insecurities and timidity, Mooky had five wonderful years with our family. Her heart's desire was to just be with you and do whatever she could to please you. I hope you enjoy the pictures, but there is no way they will capture her sincere love. Sadly, her past is what ended her life early. She had originally been diagnosed with pneumonia by our vet. But after a week of antibiotics and treatment, her condition worsened. She got to where she could hardly breath very late the night before returning to the vet. Before we could get her in the car to go to the emergency vet, she led me to the front yard and lay down, gasping for breath. Fittingly, she died in my arms. Our vet asked to conduct a necropsy, which we agreed to. According to him, Mooky had suffered some sort of violent trauma early in her life before being rescued which had caused her lungs to collapse. They never fully re-inflated, and therefore, continuously closed and developed scar tissue over the next 5 years (which explains why I had to quit running with her). The vet said that at the end of her life, she was only living with 15-20% of her lung capacity. We wanted to help a dog by rescuing one, but Mooky ended up helping us. Our family grew so much during our time with her, and most of our memories involve her. From family walks, to raking leaves, to snowball fights, Mooky was always with us and right by our sides. There will NEVER be another Mooky. We sure miss our "Mookers." 
i adopted Shadow when she was 8 weeks old, she was the most sweetest an loving dog i owned, she got along with every dog ,cat or human around her, loved attintion, wagging her tail always, i had her for 13yrs an had to let her go to heaven on 11-22-2010, i deeply loved her an gave her the best indoor life with kara, {deseased} an recently tahah 4, kara my white german sheperd treated her like her baby, an Shadow in returned treated Tahah like her baby,Black&Tan German sheperd when she was a 8 weeks old...I Miss Shadow so much an i know Tahah does too... thank you my Wonderful Shadow for all the years we had togeher...XO 
Benny Boo.. The day you came into my life was truly a blessing. I am glad the woman that rescued you from the pound had no idea you were over 60 lbs (weight restriction at the apartment). I am also glad the vet never told me how bad the heartworm was that you had. If she did, I might not have had you treated for heartworm. Then again you had my heart when pushed your nose between my head and the couch and wiggled your body in between me and the couch till I was using your tummy as a pillow. You brought so many smiles to mom, grandma, janet, me, and every one else’s paths you crossed. You were truly the best first dog a person could ask for. I am sorry my words don’t do your life justice, but know in your heart you were deeply loved. I am sorry we had to let you go, but to see you in pain hurt too much. So off to the rainbow bridge I sent you. RIP 11/24/10 Click a letter to find an animal or view all.
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