God Speed Wee Doggie

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Wee Fergus
?-March 9, 2006
Sleep well our precious Sweetheart.
All your pain is gone now, but ours has only just begun.
Forever in our hearts.
We will miss you so...

Comments

peaknits said…
I am so sorry for your loss - they are such a joy and bring such smiles and giggles. The end of the journey is so hard for us humans. Take care and know wee doggie will be waiting on that Rainbow Bridge.
7:13 PM
YarnThrower said…
I am so sorry for your loss.
7:50 PM
Anonymous said…
Just know that he is happy and in a better place now, and his Grampy will take good care of him.
7:56 PM
Elizabeth said…
Oh, I'm so sorry to read this. Losing a pet is just heart-breaking. He had a good long life with you.
8:32 PM
Susan said…
Oh, Molly Bee! My pooches and I are having a snuggle and a cry in Wee Doggie's honor. Lucky little pooch that he was to have such a great family to care for him til the end. We're sending you and Mr. Bee our love and kindest thoughts.
6:55 AM
Anonymous said…
My sympathies are with you both. Wee Doggie looks like a very gentle sweetheart. Take good care of each other while you mourn his absence. Wee Doggie had a good long life with the two of you and enjoyed loving you both as much as you loved him. Take Care.
1:03 PM
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