Joanne
@jlittle68
Active 3 years, 3 months ago-
Joanne posted an update 3 years, 3 months ago
We lost our Ms Molly Sunday at 6:30pm she was only 1 year 2months old.-
Oh no, Joanne. I am so very sorry. What happened? -
Well when she was 12 weeks old a so called friend took her to be a part of her family after a 1 and 2 months she brought the dog back saying she was an inconvenience and didn’t want her. She ended up getting really sick on Friday so we took her to the emergency Vet and they said she had Parvovirus they found from the other vet that she was never vaccinated and they tried to save her but it was just to much for her. I have filed a lawsuit against the so called friend but it doesn’t change the fact that Ms Molly suffered and we miss her so much. -
What a sad thing, Joanne. I am so, so sorry. Please accept my sincere sympathy. Toni -
The plus side is we still have her brother so she will live on in our hearts. -
Joanne, I really hope you can join us this Thursady (7/20) for our group meeting. You will find insights and support there. It seems you did what could be done for dear Ms. Molly. Please, be kind to yourself. {HUGS} Toni
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Toni Noel posted an update 5 years, 7 months ago
@jlittle68 Hello Joanne. Will you tell us about Bandit? How are you doing? Will you share your story of Bandit with us, share some pictures? Toni
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Bandit was a Catahoula Leopard dog and was my best friend. He went through a lot growing up from the day he was born. First being taken from his mom to early and then get beaten on a regular basis. I found him when he was 6 years old. He was very aggressive at first but we became best friends. He had to cross over the Rainbow Bridge on 12/4/2020 he was in so much pain I had to make the hardest decision ever but I know he is no longer in pain.
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Oh goodness, Joanne. You are right, of course – the kindest, most loving gift we can give back is the ultimate act of helping them find relief and release from pain. We know that, but the emotional pain is so hard. I am so, so sorry and hope we can help you get through the pain by letting you know that at some point, some day, a smile of fond memories will come before a tear. You have to let us know how you are doing, please. I’m thinking of you, and sending you a hug. Oh, I am not familiar with Catahoula Leopard dog. When you are up to it, will you send us some pictures, and tell us about them? Toni
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