Sandi went to the Rainbow Bridge

[Soapets]

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b280/Soapets/th_100_2364.jpgOur beloved :love: dog Sandi went to the Rainbow Bridge last Saturday, January 23rd. Here is a link to a memorial I posted about her on Critters.com.:(http://Angel-and-Sandi.critters.com.:( I haven't been able to get myself to get on here and post anything about it until now. I miss her so very much..... We left her there at the Vet's after she passed, and it still doesn't seem real that she's gone.........

[Freedom]

I am so very sorry for your loss. Hus to you and your family.

[Karen]

Rest in peace, pretty girl.

And remember, Soapets - Sandi isn't really gone, she's still in your heart, curled up with a wag and a snuggle ready for you when you most need it. Death does not win, as love lives on.

[MonicanHonda]

RIP Miss Sandi. You looked like a total sweetheart. :)

[trayi52]

Sorry about your loss of Sandi. It is so hard to lose the ones that we love, and these little guys are our babies.

R.I.P. Sweet Sandi.

Willie:(

[anna_66]

What a beautiful tribute that was. Try to remember all the good things in these hard days ahead.

(((HUGS))) Anna

RIP Beautiful Sandi

[WELOVESPUPPIES]

Rest in peace beautiful Sandi. I am sure you were greated with excited barks and wiggles by my boxer boy Duke. May you romp and play together until your hearts are content.

((Hugs)) to you and your family, I too know the pain you are going through.

[Soapets]

Thank you for your words and thoughts and prayers. We were with Sandi when the Vet. euthanized her. I cradled her upper body and head in my arms, and stroked her beautiful fur and told her that she would soon be out of pain, and playing at the Rainbow Bridge with our Angel. I told her she might even get to playfully chase Angel without getting into trouble. And I told her she could run and play and chase rabbits, and the squirrels that always like to sit up on the power lines or the tree branches abover her and tease her. She was more alert than Angel was last May when we had to have her euthanized. But she was calm and went very peacefully. I still can't believe she's really gone. I wish our son, Alex, could have been there to tell her goodbye. He was just five years old, and in Kindergarten, when we got her. They grew up together. He was shocked and saddened when he heard the news later. (We weren't able to get ahold of him until a few days later, when he called my husband.)

Again, thank you for your words of comfort, and my heart goes out to everyone who has had to go through the same thing. It is the most difficult thing about owning our pets that I can think of.................