last year at the age of 17, was affected by hearing loss, and not 100% able to get around as much, I'd always picked her up to join me in bed (her favorite spot). It's hard to see them go. My best to you all.

help with the healing process. Our 17 year old dog died years ago. She's still in our heart, memories, and conversations.

Thank you for reading.

he was doomed where he was in the middle of the streets living off whatever and an occasional meal from the kind neighborhood.
I saw him several times fed him when I did and planned the trip for him.
He has lived here now for 6+ years and must be at least 11 or so. Has a multitude of health problems, sleeps quite a bit, has a diminishing appetite. I am so grateful I found him and could do what I did. So sweet just a little angel. I know how you feel.

and probably older. She is mostly deaf and is blind in one eye and has limited sight in the other eye. We have a small house on one floor and she gets around pretty well. She doesn't appear to be in any pain, and eats well. the blind eye is somewhat swollen from pressure that we are controlling with eye drops. I just took her to the vet today to check the pressure and it was near normal. The eye drops are inexpensive and the vet said to continue them until she passes away. She has to be lifted on and off the couch, but can still navigate the steps up to the bed.

We love her very nuch and will surely miss her when she's gone.

loudly it means something’s amiss. Maybe the water bowl needs freshening or our “bad boy” cat slipped out the front door or there’s a timer/alarm going off (which is great because my husband can’t hear high pitched sounds). He is so serious about it, and is so relieved when we fix whatever he’s meowing about. too cute.