I HATE THIS PART RIGHT HERE!
tomorow night will be one of the hardest nights of my life. one of my best friends will be put down… when i got in trouble and felt like had no one to talk to i would have her. when i had a bad day at school i would talk to her. all the things i put her through…oh my i cant even imagine it. dressing her up, putting her in a stroller and pushing her around, carring her by the neck, these are many adventures i have gone through with casey. From the day we took her in to the vet when i found the bump…i thought was going to be the hardest. i think this is one of the hardest things to go through. i remember the news thought casey was going to be in a cast but nope…she was on medicine…i thought that was the time i cried most but nope think again tonight is. and so i hate this part right here. but we will all make through it….
I love this dog so much and will always. she always has the biggest part of my heart for a dog!
i love her.
Courtney
Lovie-
God Bless you and your family. We are all sad for Kasey and will miss her dearly. She has been an awesome companion for all of you and one of the most loving dogs I have ever been around. I love her too and my heart aches for all of you. We haven’t even gotten over the shock of Maggie’s passing yet. Sometimes it doesn’t seem fair but the Lord works in mysterious ways. Just think – of all of the millions of people in the world He picked you all for her family. She has been blessed too!
Hang in there Lovie – thinking of you all.
G-Paw
Court,
So sorry for the pain you all are feeling right now. Casey has definitely been a great dog. I am reminded of a prayer I see everytime I take Hoover to the vet. The last lines of the prayer, titled A Dog’s Prayer by Beth Norman Harris, reads:
And, beloved master, should the great Master see fit to deprive me of my health, do not turn me away from you. Rather hold me gently in your arms as skilled hands grant me the merciful boon of eternal rest–and I will leave you knowing with the last breath I drew, my fate was ever safest in your hands.
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You can rest assured Casey lived a great, long life knowing the whole time how much she was loved. I remember feeling so sorry for her as you and your brothers would lug her around, by the neck as you indicated, but she loved every bit of it. One couldn’t ask for a more loyal, caring, good dog. We will all miss her. But, as the Dog Prayer said, she leaves this earth knowing that her fate was always safest in your hands.
Love you Courtney, and all the Lecher’s. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.