Missing Tubby

[Logan]

Oh Debbie, we miss Tubby, too, and completely understand your sorrow over losing him.

Last night, my parents were here to see Helen's Volleyball game and spent the night with us. My dad looked at Mimi and asked me how long she had been with us, and Helen piped up and said, "longer than I have, Hugh". And that's the truth.

So far, so good, and like you with Peanut, and others with their "seniors", I thank God every single day that she is still with me.

My thoughts are with you, my friend. I don't think that pain associated with loss of a human loved one or a furry loved one ever totally leaves us. I guess that's a real reminder that we really, really loved and cared for them.

Logan

[CalliesMom]

Debbie, I think Tubby holds a special place in all our hearts. He was such a beautiful boy and I know he brought great joy to your life! ((HUGS))

[Nomilynn]

When Bassett had to leave me, I had to ask her to show me what to do. When she did die, it was peaceful for her. As much as I miss her knowing she went without pain is a huge comfort.

I remember the night before I started my vet assistant course I was laying in bed. I was a little bit nervous because it was new and I was having trouble getting to sleep. I remember hearing a purr and I thought, wow.. that sounds just like Bassett. Then I looked down to the end of the bed and nothing was there, but when I moved my foot it was warm.. and I knew she was there helping me along.

They never really die.. their bodies give out with age but they carry on and keep us in comfort. A bond like that can't be broken. I talk to her and think about her every day, and I know she hears me.