Your "Dog of the Day"

[Dorothy39]

I know that the memorial section on Pet Talk is reserved for condolences that are needed. All of you at Pet Talk have helped me so much.

In regard to our passing pets, ( they are actually relatives) , I'd like to read about them anyway, even though they are gone.

It is so healing, in nature, to recall their personality , and, how they came into our lives. As well has what they taught us while they were on Earth.

I so enjoy looking at the posts offered each day . I would like to hear about the dogs that have gone to Rainbow Bridge. Each one is a beautiful story waiting to be told.

[finn's mom]

My Bruno was a real sweetheart. I miss him still, his wooden urn is now on David's mantle, surrounded by photos of Freckles and Dudley. I'll be putting my own pictures of Finn up there as soon as I can. :)

Bruno has a wonderful tribute that I wrote for him shortly after I had him put to sleep. :/ I still hate saying that, like I shouldn't have done it. But, I know it was the best thing for him, as his quality of life there at the end was nil.

Here's the tribute...

http://www.in-memory-of-pets.com/personaltribute.php?ID=32219

I think this is a nice idea. I love my Bruno!

edited: reading that tribute again made me cry. and, it's been three years. sending some heartfelt love to that lovely boy! xoxoxoxoxo

[Dorothy39]

Oh my Lord,

Your stunning tribute to Bruno made me cry real hard. I felt him in my heart. Congradulations Bruno, for being the "Dog of the Day" in Pet Talk's Memorial section.

I feel all warm inside from reading all about Bruno!!!!!!!

[Dorothy39]

Thank-You for that quote. I needed to read that.

I will visit Bruno's Memorial again and again. and, thank-you for responding to "Pet of the Day" in our hearts!!!!

[finn's mom]

Oh my Lord,

Your stunning tribute to Bruno made me cry real hard. I felt him in my heart. Congradulations Bruno, for being the "Dog of the Day" in Pet Talk's Memorial section.

I feel all warm inside from reading all about Bruno!!!!!!!

Thank you! You are very sweet to say such nice things, I'm glad you could feel his spirit in that tribute. He meant a lot to my family and me. He still does. ;)

And, as far as my quote, it comes from a book called Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder. It's a great book, full of heart. Dr. Paul Farmer is full of compassion, and, the quote really shows that. :)