Shit That Really Takes the Wind out of Your Sails....

You really need god

You really putting this bs on this website smh

Pray more and be more positive Originally Posted by Captain23

Keep that fairy tale stuff to yourself, no one here gives a damn about it

well keep your opinions to yourself atheists motherflower

Butch man, I feel your pain. I cried like a mutha fucker when my black lab passed away. It sucks pets dont live as long as humans.

Be well man... I know that pain lost my fave dog in high school and I still think of her.

So hard to loose an animal that you’re close to. You gave my condolences and sympathy. It always amazes me how close we can be one with a member if another species. Quite a wonder.

well keep your opinions to yourself atheists motherflower Originally Posted by Captain23

Since when do I take orders from fairy tale believing punks? I don't, so keep your mouth shut punk

Sorry for your loss Butch. No matter if you are a dog or cat person it sucks to lose a member of your family.

So very sorry Butch. That fucking sucks.

Sorry for your Loss Butch. My dogs and cats are family and always love me when I get home. For those of us who treat them with respect and love and share our kindness we know your loss. For the heartless assholes there is a God and your day will come. Butch take comfort in knowing you gave him a great life and companionship and shared his time on earth. One day you will be reunited. And thanks for being a real man, and strong enough to share your inner feelings and pain. Real men can wear pink shirts and ties and can cry. Whenever I loose a pet or a loved one I donate to a proper cause such as hospice or local pet rescue in their memory. It helps me feel like I continue their legacy

Butch, sorry for the loss of you buddy.

Having lost many companion animals over the last 50+ yrs, and now faced with the increased likelihood of losing acquaintances, friends and family members, I can only share 2 observations: (1) it is never an “easy” period to go through and to recover from. (2) this book, which I must have read 4-5x over the last 15 yrs, is truly a welcomed source of compassion, reflection and remembrance - “Goodbye, Friend: Healing Wisdom for Anyone Who Has Ever Lost a Pet”, by Gary Kowalski.

Oh gosh. I'm just seeing this topic.

First, bless your heart. Being a fellow animal person, I cannot imagine (at this very moment in time) what you're going through because it's been a whole lot of years since I've lost my beloved dog so long ago.

But now, I have a 14 year old hound dog and an 18 year old neurotic cat and so well, when I read of someone losing a cherished animal ... I just wish to give them a hug and a kiss on the cheek.

Please consider this response a bit of a virtual hug.

Thinking of you during this time.

Also, thanks for the head's up about the vet's office. 7 years old is relatively young for a cat. I can imagine the whole vet office experience would be weighing on your heart, mightily.

Again, my condolences.