Goodbye Precious One.

[MishathePooh]

My partner and I adopted 15.5yo Jodie 2 months ago. Her 71yo mom had died suddenly of a stroke and this poor arthritic girl was left on a bare kennel floor w/o medication. We brought her home and provided 24/7 hospice care for her. Despite her difficulties in the last two months, she has taught me about forgiveness, patience and love. She was not a velcro Cavalier, but a strong willed, fiesty and very vocal Samoyed. She was an absolutely stunning dog. Despite having her only 2 months, I can only say that losing her shattered my heart. Although I suffer my loss, I am truly happy that she is once again with her mom. RIP Jodie.

[tupup]

oh im so sorry to hear the loss of Jodie she was a beauty. take heart in knowing that you did everything to make her last months the best they could be

[frecklesmom]

Jodie had 2 months of loving care and for dogs who take one day at a time it must have been a bit of heaven. I'm sorry for your loss.

[Karlin]

She is really beautiful. Thanks so much for opening your home and heart to her and giving her such love. I am glad you had such a positive experience despite her challenges, and found that helping such dogs can be among the single most rewarding things people who love dogs ever do -- they do somehow work their way in and the older dogs and the ones with some difficulties can be absolutely the best. I know she will keep her special place in your memory.

[pippa]

So sorry to hear of your loss

[Cathy T]

How incredibly kind of you to open your heart to this sweet girl knowing you wouldn't have years and year with her. Jodie was such a beautiful girl and it warms my heart to know she spent the rest of her life in the best possible circumstances.

[diddy]

Its so sad that you couldn't have more time with Jodie. But for the short time she was with you she had love,compassion,and company. Thats a lovely memory for her to take with her, and for you to hold onto.

[Elaine 2]

So sorry for your loss of Jodie she must be a huge miss for you all and l know there's no other pain like it , but that was a very kind thing you did for her to take her in like that after the loss of her 1st owner, so be very proud