I'm so sorry to hear about this! But please know she'll be wagging her
tail wildly on the other side, thankful that you had the love and guts to
let her go to a place where she'll never have to worry about pain again,
and the angels will always throw a ball for her to chase until you meet
again.

Blessed be,
Baha

JBHajos wrote:

Our dog, Sandy, spent three days in the vet hospital this week. Her
CRF caught up with her. She was kept on IV fluid as she couldn't eat.
Her test results were horrendous. Vet was grim, could do no more for
her. It was time to let her go.

In the past, Sandy offered doggy-wags to needy RPCA furbies. I think
she'll continue to do so from the Bridge.

Jeanne