9 Things Your Deceased Pet Wants You To Know

Author : Sarah Petruno

Having a pet and experiencing the love they have to give can never be described; their love is unparalleled. So, when they leave us to cross the rainbow bridge, our hearts shatter into a million pieces. However, there are some things your deceased pet wants you to know about them, even when they are on the other side.

This past year, my family suffered the loss of a friend and a loved one. Our sweet dog, Mama.

A 65-pound German Shepherd mixed with a little bit of magic and who knows what, she entered our lives a short 4.5 years ago, at the age of about 2, as a rescue dog from a mechanicโ€™s shop yard in Tijuana, Mexico.

And if rescue ever had a meaning, mamaโ€™s story in our lives is the most beautiful rescue story.

When she was found by the rescue organization, she was chained to a tiny outdoor doghouse, skin, and bones, starving, but somehow nursing 5 chubby puppies. She was heavily abused and lived in a makeshift mechanicโ€™s shop yard, where she wore down her teeth chewing on and trying to gain sustenance from the nuts, bolts, and sheet metal that lay around her.

And yet, when the rescue organization cautiously approached this chained up, abused, and has-every-right-to-be-aggressive dog, she only had hugs, kisses, and love to offer โ€“ despite her treatment.

Mama only had love to give.

From that day forward, she was scooped up off the streets, along with those puppies, and brought into the home of a rescue worker. For 5 months, she was rehabilitated while her puppies were adopted, and she was given the personal care and attention she needed and deserved, before she was healthy and well enough to attend her first rescue event, in the parking lot of Pet Me Please, a local pet shop, in San Diego, California.

This is where I first laid eyes on her .  . . and fell in love. Without even asking my husband, I quickly made steps to fill out the paperwork to take her home and adopt her.

Related: International Dog Day: Mental Health Benefits for Owning a Pet

In just 3 days, she was ready to come home, and we met Mama again, this time with her rescuer, Jessica, at the Tijuana border crossing. She jumped right into our arms, our hearts, and our car.

At that moment โ€“ our lives and hers were forever changed.

We hiked together, we walked together, we cuddled together on the couch, and we took trips to the dog beach, and to local lakes, rivers, and streams, for Mama to partake in the activities she loved the most, outside of hugging and snuggling โ€“ fetching balls and swimming. Ideally, combined.

Mama, like many rescue dogs, taught us what it truly meant to love unconditionally, with a full heart. She always had a hug to give when you needed one, and even when you thought you didnโ€™t. She knew when you did โ€“ and didnโ€™t even wait to be asked most of the time.

She touched so many lives with her sweetness and unending love, but she did share one special bond, and that was with my husband, Tom.

They were inseparable from day one, side by side โ€“ always.

Over the course of her time on this Earth, Mama traversed the entire spectrum, from fear to love, in a single lifetime. From chained up, starving, and abused โ€“ to snuggling, hugging, and swimming โ€“ from fear, to love.

Mamaโ€™s physical existence in this lifetime ended. She died doing exactly what she loved with those she loved the most. In Mamaโ€™s last moments, she was hiking and took her last jump for a swim. Sadly, she fell on the way in, and moments after the jump, she passed away, in my husbandโ€™s arms โ€“ with her heart full of joy and love.

With Mamaโ€™s passing, has come much reflection.

And today, I want to share with you the 9 things that Mama โ€“ and every pet โ€“ wants and wishes for their owners to know after their Spirit crosses over.

9 Things Your Deceased Pet Wants You To Know

1. Thereโ€™s Nothing That Could Have Been Done Differently

A Soulโ€™s path is planned before they are born onto this Earth. This plan includes all possible exits from this world. And when the soul leaves this Earth, know that this exit was part of their Soulโ€™s plan and a specific choice made by their soul.

Thereโ€™s nothing you, or anyone, could have done differently to save them. The time at which your Petโ€™s Spirit leaves this world is no oneโ€™s doing, itโ€™s no oneโ€™s fault.

When itโ€™s the Soulโ€™s time to exit their physical body, everything that can be done has already been done. Everything that needed to happen, did. Your pet wants you to know that thereโ€™s absolutely nothing you could have done differently, you did everything exactly right.

2. They Chose You As Their Parent(S)

Just as the Soul chooses exit paths and plans for their life, your pet also selected you as their parent.

Your dog, your cat, your bird โ€“ chose you, as the one who would make them feel the most loved and bring them the most comfort and joy while they were here. And you did.

Your pet wants you to know that you were and are the perfect parent.

things your deceased pet wants you to know

3. They Understand Your Sadness, But Would Rather See You Happy

As a Spirit now, your pet knows that sadness is part of the grieving process, but they wished it wasnโ€™t.

Remember how, when they were alive, they would snuggle up next to you, sitting by your side (or on top of you), whenever you were feeling sad or feeling bad? They wanted to make you feel better *just like you thought* and they wished they could do something to make you happy, then.  

And they still do, even now, they donโ€™t want their exit to have brought pain, in fact, no one does. But they understand that this is part of the process.

They want you to remember the happy, love-filled, and joyous times you spent together, and look back upon them with gratitude and thanks. They believe the time you spent together was a cherished gift and that this gift is a call for celebration โ€“ and smiles.

Related: Can Pets Cure Us Of Our Illnesses?

4. They Know You Loved Them And Hope You Know They Loved You Back

Your pet doesnโ€™t want you to wonder if they knew how much you loved them, they do.

Itโ€™s said that grief is the final gift of love given from one to another, and the depth of that grief is a measure of the strength of the love between the bond.

They know how deeply you loved them, and they want you to know that they loved you back in equal measure (if not more!).

5. Theyโ€™re Still Right By Your Side

You arenโ€™t alone. They arenโ€™t gone forever โ€“ theyโ€™re still right by your side.  And they always will be, if you let them. The Spirit World exists right alongside our physical world, and while your pet may no longer be occupying their physical body, theyโ€™re still with you in Spirit.

And remember, thatโ€™s who you loved in the first place. You loved their mannerisms, their attitude, and their personality โ€“ all elements of their Spirit. You didnโ€™t love them for their fur, or their one standing straight up an ear, or their snaggle teeth (ok, maybe you did a little). Mostly, you loved them for who they were as a Spirit, and that Spirit still exists right beside you.

After they pass on, your pet wants you to know that they still cuddle up next to you, still join you on the couch, and still want to be with you, if you want that too.

6. They Still Want To Do Things With You

Theyโ€™re still here, in Spirit form, and they still enjoy your company and want to do the things you always did together.

If they used to ride shotgun on car trips, or they used to love accompanying you on hikes, bike rides, or jogs, or they used to love sitting on your lap while you worked late at night โ€“ your pet wants you to know, they still enjoy doing those things, and still want to join you.

All you have to do to invite them along is pat the couch beside you and encourage them to jump up or give them the okay to hop out of the car and accompany you on the hike.

Related: 30 + Dog Quotes That Will Melt Every Animal Loverโ€™s Heart

7. They Donโ€™t Want You To Regret The Way That They Died

This is a sad one, especially for us. Mama died suddenly and in my husbandโ€™s arms, and her final moments are images he canโ€™t shake. And heโ€™s not alone. Nearly all pet owners have some sadness or regret about their petโ€™s final moments.

If you had to carry your dog to the vet to be put to sleep, your dog does not want you to regret this choice. It was their choice, too, to be in your arms as they took their final breaths, and to be surrounded by your love as their Spirit left their body.

Your pet wants you to have no regret and to have no sadness, they want you to know that these were their choices, and you honored them perfectly. You did exactly what they wanted.

things your deceased pet wants you to know

8. They Know You Often Loved Them More Than You Loved Yourself

Even if you didnโ€™t have proper food to eat, they know you somehow managed to buy them food and treats. Your pet knows that you often showered them in more love than you ever showed yourself. They know this, and they have deep gratitude for your love.

This is exactly why you were the perfect choice as their parent, and they want to thank you, for loving them even when at times it seemed so hard to love anything at all.

9. They Loved You More Than They Loved Themselves

Your pet was an individual, too. They had things they felt badly about and things that they knew could be improved upon, and reasons, that they felt they were unworthy of love, just like we all do.

But you, you were always supportive, always loving, and always doting, even at times, when you thought you werenโ€™t. Your pet loved you, and loves you, more than they ever loved themselves.

And if youโ€™ll allow it, theyโ€™d like to still be a part of your life.

Related: 11 Amazing Signs Your Dog Loves You

As for Mama, my husband, Tom and I are lucky. We are now at a stage in our lives where we can see, feel, and hear Spirit. This means, that even on the night of her passing, we saw her, felt her, and heard her around.

Sheโ€™s still with us, just like your pet, is still with you.

And as I type this post, I can feel her big head on my leg, nudging to be pet.

You can learn to feel it too, and learn how to connect with your pet in their new, Spirit only form.

To get started, all you have to do is trust your intuition and your inner knowingness. If you feel like you heard your dogโ€™s claws tip-tapping on the hardwood, you did. If you feel like you saw your cat laying on the bed for a split second, you did.

Or if youโ€™ve been crying, and you feel a heavy tingling sensation, leaning on you, you did. It was them, wanting to comfort you. They want you to be happy again.

Want to know more about the things your deceased pet wants you to know? Check this video out below about what your deceased pet wants you to know!


Written By Sarah Petruno, Shamana

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How to communicate with a deceased pet?

If you are looking for communication with deceased dog, then you might be able to communicate with them through your dreams. Always remember that they are with you every step of the way; you might not be able to see them, but they are always there beside you.

What are the rituals for the deceased pet?

The rituals that you can follow after your pet passes away are burying them in your backyard or in a pet cemetery with a beautiful headstone dedicated to them. You can also write a eulogy and conduct a memorial service in their honor.

What does it mean to dream about your deceased pet?

Dreaming about your deceased pet can signify a symbolic and emotional meaning. You might be dreaming about them because you miss them and their presence in your life. You might be having a hard time dealing with the loss and you canโ€™t stop thinking about them, and those thoughts manifest as your dreams.


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Sarah Petruno

Sarah Petruno is a contemporary practitioner and teacher of Shamanism. Originally rooted in the science world, Sarah now dedicates her life to the study and development of shamanic healing, helping others learn how to heal themselves and others by making Shamanism easy to understand, accessible, and applicable to everyday life.

Disclaimer: The informational content on The Minds Journal have been created and reviewed by qualified mental health professionals. They are intended solely for educational and self-awareness purposes and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are experiencing emotional distress or have concerns about your mental health, please seek help from a licensed mental health professional or healthcare provider.

Responses

  1. Karen Wilbert

    This was so Beautiful! I cried as I read it! I have 6 dogs , 5 of which are approaching the inevitable, I know itโ€™s stupid to be thinking about losing them before they are gone , but unfortunately thatโ€™s the way my brain works! I am so not ready for any of the me to leave . Thank you for your. Words!

  2. Barbara

    I have cried all throughout this wonderful bond that exists between us and our fur babies.You truly are two intuitive loving people thank you

  3. Judith Coloma

    We said the big good-bye to our beloved Westie, Bender last December. We got him as a tiny puppy and it was love at first sight. Bender protected our house and yard of strange leaves (yes, he would bark at leaves blowing in the yard) and buried his treasures near the house, one of his treasures was my husband’s flip flops.
    Bender and my husband were inseparable. I think sometimes folks would recognize him without him.
    Unfortunately, the common disease of Westies is skin break down in older age. So, at the age of 13, Bender crossed the Rainbow Bridge and joined our other dog, Yoshi.
    I still hear him scratching at the door when my husband pulls into the driveway. I am happy to know that both of our dogs are raising their voices to other beloved pets.

  4. Khaleesha Mummery

    This moved me to tears again! I fully believe the spiritual side of things and I felt most of the things you had with Mama wow what a story! You guys are my heroes! Mama definitely found her soulmates!

    We had to say goodbye to Luna our Patterdale terrier so suddenly I had a nervous breakdown I miss her terribly beyond words can comprehend she was gone so fast!! We thought she would bounce back after eating silly things in the woods ( not intentionally) but this time it was something irreversible and it was the kindest most hardest thing to do.

    Luna was my first dog and it was my husband dog and I met her 5 years ago my husband since a puppy she was 12 when she left us.

    The pain is indescribable and I totally relate to your story. Thank you so much! I see those signs every day since sheโ€™s gone and today two feathers landed on my car while driving with no birds to be seen! Call me crazy! And Vogue Madonna our song we dance to!

    Mama misses you every passing second puppy i love you and Iโ€™m happy you are sending me all these signs.

    This story has helped me deal through my darkest day. Thank you from the bottom of my heart โ™ฅ๏ธ

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Having a pet and experiencing the love they have to give can never be described; their love is unparalleled. So, when they leave us to cross the rainbow bridge, our hearts shatter into a million pieces. However, there are some things your deceased pet wants you to know about them, even when they are on the other side.

This past year, my family suffered the loss of a friend and a loved one. Our sweet dog, Mama.

A 65-pound German Shepherd mixed with a little bit of magic and who knows what, she entered our lives a short 4.5 years ago, at the age of about 2, as a rescue dog from a mechanicโ€™s shop yard in Tijuana, Mexico.

And if rescue ever had a meaning, mamaโ€™s story in our lives is the most beautiful rescue story.

When she was found by the rescue organization, she was chained to a tiny outdoor doghouse, skin, and bones, starving, but somehow nursing 5 chubby puppies. She was heavily abused and lived in a makeshift mechanicโ€™s shop yard, where she wore down her teeth chewing on and trying to gain sustenance from the nuts, bolts, and sheet metal that lay around her.

And yet, when the rescue organization cautiously approached this chained up, abused, and has-every-right-to-be-aggressive dog, she only had hugs, kisses, and love to offer โ€“ despite her treatment.

Mama only had love to give.

From that day forward, she was scooped up off the streets, along with those puppies, and brought into the home of a rescue worker. For 5 months, she was rehabilitated while her puppies were adopted, and she was given the personal care and attention she needed and deserved, before she was healthy and well enough to attend her first rescue event, in the parking lot of Pet Me Please, a local pet shop, in San Diego, California.

This is where I first laid eyes on her .  . . and fell in love. Without even asking my husband, I quickly made steps to fill out the paperwork to take her home and adopt her.

Related: International Dog Day: Mental Health Benefits for Owning a Pet

In just 3 days, she was ready to come home, and we met Mama again, this time with her rescuer, Jessica, at the Tijuana border crossing. She jumped right into our arms, our hearts, and our car.

At that moment โ€“ our lives and hers were forever changed.

We hiked together, we walked together, we cuddled together on the couch, and we took trips to the dog beach, and to local lakes, rivers, and streams, for Mama to partake in the activities she loved the most, outside of hugging and snuggling โ€“ fetching balls and swimming. Ideally, combined.

Mama, like many rescue dogs, taught us what it truly meant to love unconditionally, with a full heart. She always had a hug to give when you needed one, and even when you thought you didnโ€™t. She knew when you did โ€“ and didnโ€™t even wait to be asked most of the time.

She touched so many lives with her sweetness and unending love, but she did share one special bond, and that was with my husband, Tom.

They were inseparable from day one, side by side โ€“ always.

Over the course of her time on this Earth, Mama traversed the entire spectrum, from fear to love, in a single lifetime. From chained up, starving, and abused โ€“ to snuggling, hugging, and swimming โ€“ from fear, to love.

Mamaโ€™s physical existence in this lifetime ended. She died doing exactly what she loved with those she loved the most. In Mamaโ€™s last moments, she was hiking and took her last jump for a swim. Sadly, she fell on the way in, and moments after the jump, she passed away, in my husbandโ€™s arms โ€“ with her heart full of joy and love.

With Mamaโ€™s passing, has come much reflection.

And today, I want to share with you the 9 things that Mama โ€“ and every pet โ€“ wants and wishes for their owners to know after their Spirit crosses over.

9 Things Your Deceased Pet Wants You To Know

1. Thereโ€™s Nothing That Could Have Been Done Differently

A Soulโ€™s path is planned before they are born onto this Earth. This plan includes all possible exits from this world. And when the soul leaves this Earth, know that this exit was part of their Soulโ€™s plan and a specific choice made by their soul.

Thereโ€™s nothing you, or anyone, could have done differently to save them. The time at which your Petโ€™s Spirit leaves this world is no oneโ€™s doing, itโ€™s no oneโ€™s fault.

When itโ€™s the Soulโ€™s time to exit their physical body, everything that can be done has already been done. Everything that needed to happen, did. Your pet wants you to know that thereโ€™s absolutely nothing you could have done differently, you did everything exactly right.

2. They Chose You As Their Parent(S)

Just as the Soul chooses exit paths and plans for their life, your pet also selected you as their parent.

Your dog, your cat, your bird โ€“ chose you, as the one who would make them feel the most loved and bring them the most comfort and joy while they were here. And you did.

Your pet wants you to know that you were and are the perfect parent.

things your deceased pet wants you to know

3. They Understand Your Sadness, But Would Rather See You Happy

As a Spirit now, your pet knows that sadness is part of the grieving process, but they wished it wasnโ€™t.

Remember how, when they were alive, they would snuggle up next to you, sitting by your side (or on top of you), whenever you were feeling sad or feeling bad? They wanted to make you feel better *just like you thought* and they wished they could do something to make you happy, then.  

And they still do, even now, they donโ€™t want their exit to have brought pain, in fact, no one does. But they understand that this is part of the process.

They want you to remember the happy, love-filled, and joyous times you spent together, and look back upon them with gratitude and thanks. They believe the time you spent together was a cherished gift and that this gift is a call for celebration โ€“ and smiles.

Related: Can Pets Cure Us Of Our Illnesses?

4. They Know You Loved Them And Hope You Know They Loved You Back

Your pet doesnโ€™t want you to wonder if they knew how much you loved them, they do.

Itโ€™s said that grief is the final gift of love given from one to another, and the depth of that grief is a measure of the strength of the love between the bond.

They know how deeply you loved them, and they want you to know that they loved you back in equal measure (if not more!).

5. Theyโ€™re Still Right By Your Side

You arenโ€™t alone. They arenโ€™t gone forever โ€“ theyโ€™re still right by your side.  And they always will be, if you let them. The Spirit World exists right alongside our physical world, and while your pet may no longer be occupying their physical body, theyโ€™re still with you in Spirit.

And remember, thatโ€™s who you loved in the first place. You loved their mannerisms, their attitude, and their personality โ€“ all elements of their Spirit. You didnโ€™t love them for their fur, or their one standing straight up an ear, or their snaggle teeth (ok, maybe you did a little). Mostly, you loved them for who they were as a Spirit, and that Spirit still exists right beside you.

After they pass on, your pet wants you to know that they still cuddle up next to you, still join you on the couch, and still want to be with you, if you want that too.

6. They Still Want To Do Things With You

Theyโ€™re still here, in Spirit form, and they still enjoy your company and want to do the things you always did together.

If they used to ride shotgun on car trips, or they used to love accompanying you on hikes, bike rides, or jogs, or they used to love sitting on your lap while you worked late at night โ€“ your pet wants you to know, they still enjoy doing those things, and still want to join you.

All you have to do to invite them along is pat the couch beside you and encourage them to jump up or give them the okay to hop out of the car and accompany you on the hike.

Related: 30 + Dog Quotes That Will Melt Every Animal Loverโ€™s Heart

7. They Donโ€™t Want You To Regret The Way That They Died

This is a sad one, especially for us. Mama died suddenly and in my husbandโ€™s arms, and her final moments are images he canโ€™t shake. And heโ€™s not alone. Nearly all pet owners have some sadness or regret about their petโ€™s final moments.

If you had to carry your dog to the vet to be put to sleep, your dog does not want you to regret this choice. It was their choice, too, to be in your arms as they took their final breaths, and to be surrounded by your love as their Spirit left their body.

Your pet wants you to have no regret and to have no sadness, they want you to know that these were their choices, and you honored them perfectly. You did exactly what they wanted.

things your deceased pet wants you to know

8. They Know You Often Loved Them More Than You Loved Yourself

Even if you didnโ€™t have proper food to eat, they know you somehow managed to buy them food and treats. Your pet knows that you often showered them in more love than you ever showed yourself. They know this, and they have deep gratitude for your love.

This is exactly why you were the perfect choice as their parent, and they want to thank you, for loving them even when at times it seemed so hard to love anything at all.

9. They Loved You More Than They Loved Themselves

Your pet was an individual, too. They had things they felt badly about and things that they knew could be improved upon, and reasons, that they felt they were unworthy of love, just like we all do.

But you, you were always supportive, always loving, and always doting, even at times, when you thought you werenโ€™t. Your pet loved you, and loves you, more than they ever loved themselves.

And if youโ€™ll allow it, theyโ€™d like to still be a part of your life.

Related: 11 Amazing Signs Your Dog Loves You

As for Mama, my husband, Tom and I are lucky. We are now at a stage in our lives where we can see, feel, and hear Spirit. This means, that even on the night of her passing, we saw her, felt her, and heard her around.

Sheโ€™s still with us, just like your pet, is still with you.

And as I type this post, I can feel her big head on my leg, nudging to be pet.

You can learn to feel it too, and learn how to connect with your pet in their new, Spirit only form.

To get started, all you have to do is trust your intuition and your inner knowingness. If you feel like you heard your dogโ€™s claws tip-tapping on the hardwood, you did. If you feel like you saw your cat laying on the bed for a split second, you did.

Or if youโ€™ve been crying, and you feel a heavy tingling sensation, leaning on you, you did. It was them, wanting to comfort you. They want you to be happy again.

Want to know more about the things your deceased pet wants you to know? Check this video out below about what your deceased pet wants you to know!


Written By Sarah Petruno, Shamana

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How to communicate with a deceased pet?

If you are looking for communication with deceased dog, then you might be able to communicate with them through your dreams. Always remember that they are with you every step of the way; you might not be able to see them, but they are always there beside you.

What are the rituals for the deceased pet?

The rituals that you can follow after your pet passes away are burying them in your backyard or in a pet cemetery with a beautiful headstone dedicated to them. You can also write a eulogy and conduct a memorial service in their honor.

What does it mean to dream about your deceased pet?

Dreaming about your deceased pet can signify a symbolic and emotional meaning. You might be dreaming about them because you miss them and their presence in your life. You might be having a hard time dealing with the loss and you canโ€™t stop thinking about them, and those thoughts manifest as your dreams.


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Sarah Petruno

Sarah Petruno is a contemporary practitioner and teacher of Shamanism. Originally rooted in the science world, Sarah now dedicates her life to the study and development of shamanic healing, helping others learn how to heal themselves and others by making Shamanism easy to understand, accessible, and applicable to everyday life.

Responses

  1. Karen Wilbert

    This was so Beautiful! I cried as I read it! I have 6 dogs , 5 of which are approaching the inevitable, I know itโ€™s stupid to be thinking about losing them before they are gone , but unfortunately thatโ€™s the way my brain works! I am so not ready for any of the me to leave . Thank you for your. Words!

  2. Barbara

    I have cried all throughout this wonderful bond that exists between us and our fur babies.You truly are two intuitive loving people thank you

  3. Judith Coloma

    We said the big good-bye to our beloved Westie, Bender last December. We got him as a tiny puppy and it was love at first sight. Bender protected our house and yard of strange leaves (yes, he would bark at leaves blowing in the yard) and buried his treasures near the house, one of his treasures was my husband’s flip flops.
    Bender and my husband were inseparable. I think sometimes folks would recognize him without him.
    Unfortunately, the common disease of Westies is skin break down in older age. So, at the age of 13, Bender crossed the Rainbow Bridge and joined our other dog, Yoshi.
    I still hear him scratching at the door when my husband pulls into the driveway. I am happy to know that both of our dogs are raising their voices to other beloved pets.

  4. Khaleesha Mummery

    This moved me to tears again! I fully believe the spiritual side of things and I felt most of the things you had with Mama wow what a story! You guys are my heroes! Mama definitely found her soulmates!

    We had to say goodbye to Luna our Patterdale terrier so suddenly I had a nervous breakdown I miss her terribly beyond words can comprehend she was gone so fast!! We thought she would bounce back after eating silly things in the woods ( not intentionally) but this time it was something irreversible and it was the kindest most hardest thing to do.

    Luna was my first dog and it was my husband dog and I met her 5 years ago my husband since a puppy she was 12 when she left us.

    The pain is indescribable and I totally relate to your story. Thank you so much! I see those signs every day since sheโ€™s gone and today two feathers landed on my car while driving with no birds to be seen! Call me crazy! And Vogue Madonna our song we dance to!

    Mama misses you every passing second puppy i love you and Iโ€™m happy you are sending me all these signs.

    This story has helped me deal through my darkest day. Thank you from the bottom of my heart โ™ฅ๏ธ

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    1. This was so Beautiful! I cried as I read it! I have 6 dogs , 5 of which are approaching the inevitable, I know itโ€™s stupid to be thinking about losing them before they are gone , but unfortunately thatโ€™s the way my brain works! I am so not ready for any of the me to leave . Thank you for your. Words!

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    2. I have cried all throughout this wonderful bond that exists between us and our fur babies.You truly are two intuitive loving people thank you

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    3. We said the big good-bye to our beloved Westie, Bender last December. We got him as a tiny puppy and it was love at first sight. Bender protected our house and yard of strange leaves (yes, he would bark at leaves blowing in the yard) and buried his treasures near the house, one of his treasures was my husband’s flip flops.
      Bender and my husband were inseparable. I think sometimes folks would recognize him without him.
      Unfortunately, the common disease of Westies is skin break down in older age. So, at the age of 13, Bender crossed the Rainbow Bridge and joined our other dog, Yoshi.
      I still hear him scratching at the door when my husband pulls into the driveway. I am happy to know that both of our dogs are raising their voices to other beloved pets.

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    4. This moved me to tears again! I fully believe the spiritual side of things and I felt most of the things you had with Mama wow what a story! You guys are my heroes! Mama definitely found her soulmates!

      We had to say goodbye to Luna our Patterdale terrier so suddenly I had a nervous breakdown I miss her terribly beyond words can comprehend she was gone so fast!! We thought she would bounce back after eating silly things in the woods ( not intentionally) but this time it was something irreversible and it was the kindest most hardest thing to do.

      Luna was my first dog and it was my husband dog and I met her 5 years ago my husband since a puppy she was 12 when she left us.

      The pain is indescribable and I totally relate to your story. Thank you so much! I see those signs every day since sheโ€™s gone and today two feathers landed on my car while driving with no birds to be seen! Call me crazy! And Vogue Madonna our song we dance to!

      Mama misses you every passing second puppy i love you and Iโ€™m happy you are sending me all these signs.

      This story has helped me deal through my darkest day. Thank you from the bottom of my heart โ™ฅ๏ธ

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